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published in the early 1920s
" (Rennert) Each sheet is 9
young men looked inward and sought to master themselves
as well as a colourfully garbed Edward II
and performed many songs by Théodore Botrel
1920 Italian Engraving bookplate (Ex Libris), Cras Moriemur Gaudeamus Igitur celebration published in the early 1920sDate: 1920 Size: 5. 25 x 4 inches Artist: A. Rubin About The Poster: This Italian engraving from the private collection of Gino Sabattini depicts lovers and Death with scythe and hourglass on the bed. On a slab on the ground we read the motto 'Cras Moriemur Gaudeamus Igitur' (We shall die tomorrow, so let us rejoice Today), a warning to the futility of time and to enjoy it in every moment. About Ex Libris: An Ex Libris, also known as a bookplate, is a
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