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Bookplate of Oliver Wendell Holmes

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Bookplate of Oliver Wendell Holmes

Bookplate of Oliver Wendell Holmes. Print shows a shellfish (Chambered Nautilus) above the Latin phrase per ampliora ad altiora. Date between ca. 1875 and 1894. Bookplate of Oliver Wendell Holmes. Print shows a shellfish (Chambered Nautilus) above the Latin phrase per ampliora ad altiora. Date between ca. 1875 and 1894

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Book Plate Holmes Oliver Wendell


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This bookplate, featuring the likeness of the esteemed American author and physician Oliver Wendell Holmes (1809-1895), showcases a stunning depiction of a Chambered Nautilus shell, accompanied by the Latin phrase "per ampliora ad altiora." Dating between approximately 1875 and 1894, this exquisite print offers a glimpse into the intellectual world of one of the most influential figures of the 19th century. Oliver Wendell Holmes, a man of many talents, was a renowned poet, essayist, and physician. He is best known for his wit and keen observations, which he shared through his popular essays and poems. The inclusion of the Chambered Nautilus shell on his bookplate may symbolize his belief in the interconnectedness of knowledge and the importance of exploring deeper truths. The Latin phrase "per ampliora ad altiora," which translates to "through broader things to higher things," further emphasizes this idea. The elegant script, adorning the bottom of the print, adds a touch of sophistication and refinement. This bookplate serves as a testament to Holmes' intellectual curiosity and his dedication to the pursuit of knowledge. The intricate details of the Nautilus shell, with its spiral patterns and delicate ridges, are beautifully rendered in this print. The contrast between the organic form of the shell and the structured Latin text adds a sense of balance and harmony. This bookplate not only reflects the intellectual prowess of Oliver Wendell Holmes but also serves as a reminder of the importance of exploration, both in literature and in life.

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