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    156 ms. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Collection API (Open Access)

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    378 ms. The Cleveland Museum of Art, Open Access API

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Results for "Bookplate: Coat of Arms with Ezekiel Pr"11 records

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Bookplate with the coat of arms of Konrad Peutinger by Hans Burgkmair, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Bookplate with the coat of arms of Konrad Peutinger

Hans Burgkmair (d. 1531)

1516 · Woodcut

Cleared · Public Domain

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Bookplate: Coat of Arms with Ezekiel Price inscribed by Nathaniel Hurd, The Cleveland Museum of Art

Bookplate: Coat of Arms with Ezekiel Price inscribed

Nathaniel Hurd (d. 1778)

1745–78 · Print, engraving

Cleared · CC0

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Quillwork hatchment of Dering coat of arms by Mary Dering, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Quillwork hatchment of Dering coat of arms

Mary Dering (d. 1779)

1731 · Paper, mica, pearls, wood, glass

Cleared · Public Domain

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Copper Printing Plate for Bookplate of George Washington by Anonymous, British, 18th century, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Copper Printing Plate for Bookplate of George Washington

Anonymous, British, 18th century (d. 1800)

1772 · Gilded copper with engraving

Cleared · Public Domain

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Coffer stamped with the arms of Marie Thérèse of Savoy as the Countess of Artois by les frères Riollant, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Coffer stamped with the arms of Marie Thérèse of Savoy as the Countess of Artois

les frères Riollant (d. 1781)

ca. 1773 · Wood, red morocco gilt-tooled leather, brass metal handle and clasps; silk lining

Cleared · Public Domain

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William Shakespeare by Charles William Sherborn, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

William Shakespeare

Charles William Sherborn (d. 1912)

1876 · Engraving; seventh state of nine

Cleared · Public Domain

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William Shakespeare by Charles William Sherborn, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

William Shakespeare

Charles William Sherborn (d. 1912)

1876 · Engraving; seventh state of nine

Cleared · Public Domain

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William Shakespeare by Charles William Sherborn, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

William Shakespeare

Charles William Sherborn (d. 1912)

1876 · Engraving; sixth state of nine

Cleared · Public Domain

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William Shakespeare by Charles William Sherborn, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

William Shakespeare

Charles William Sherborn (d. 1912)

1876 · Engraving; ninth state of nine

Cleared · Public Domain

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William Shakespeare by Charles William Sherborn, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

William Shakespeare

Charles William Sherborn (d. 1912)

1912 · Engraving; second state of nine

Cleared · Public Domain

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Bookplate with the Coat of Arms of Conrad Peutinger

Hans Burgkmair (d. 1531)

1516 · Woodcut

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