Bookplate: Amy Ivers Truesdell
Tan-colored bookplate with black ink drawing. A woman in a long dress and head covering stands at a window looking out. The window has a decorative pediment and columns on either side. The woman's right arm is outstretched and her left arm is bent at the elbow. The window frame has a small signature "Jay Chamberlain". The woman wears a dress with a patterned hem. The text "Ex Libris" and "Amy Ivers Truesdell" is written below the drawing in black calligraphy. The background of the bookplate is a textured tan color. The drawing depicts a landscape outside the window with trees, hills, and a cloudy sky. The pediment has a circular design in the center. The columns have a simple design. The woman's hair is long and flowing. The dress has a high neckline and long sleeves.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 723 × 900 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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