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Book cover design for the series: "The Ideal Library" of publishing company... 1914 or earlier.. Creator: Johan Coenraad Braakensiek. Book cover design for the series: "The Ideal Library" of publishing company... 1914 or earlier
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Book cover design for the series: "The Ideal Library" of publishing company... 1914 or earlier.. Creator: Johan Coenraad Braakensiek. Book cover design for the series: "The Ideal Library" of publishing company... 1914 or earlier
Book cover design for the series: "The Ideal Library" of publishing company L.J. Veen, 1914 or earlier. A man in a frock coat pulls a curtain aside and shows two boys the bookcase that lies behind it. On the spine a boy is reading on library steps
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This book cover design is a beautiful representation of the series "The Ideal Library" published by L.J. Veen in the early 1910s. Created by the talented Dutch artist Johan Coenraad Braakensiek, the image depicts a proud and distinguished man in a frock coat, pulling aside a heavy curtain to reveal the wonders of a grand library to two curious boys. The boys, dressed in simple clothing, are transfixed by the sight of the towering bookcase behind the man, with one of them even perched on the library steps, engrossed in a book. The intricate detail of the illustration is evident in the textured fabric of the man's coat, the delicate folds of the boys' clothing, and the ornate lettering on the spines of the books. The use of ink on paper, with careful shading and coloring, adds depth and dimension to the scene. The boys' expression of wonder and excitement is mirrored in the man's proud gaze, emphasizing the importance of literature and knowledge. The image is a testament to the enduring appeal of the library as a symbol of discovery and learning. This artwork, with its timeless message and stunning visuals, is a treasure from the past that continues to inspire and delight. The Rijksmuseum in the Netherlands is fortunate to have this piece in its heritage art collection, allowing future generations to appreciate the beauty and significance of Johan Coenraad Braakensiek's work.
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