1936 Italian Engraving bookplate (Ex Libris), MINIMA CAVEO (Matted) champignons free-for-all - often so much

free-for-all - often so much so that it was repeatedly sued by the city of Paris for illicit behavior

this is an exceptional piece of Belle Époque ephemera

location of the Festival Mondial des Théâtres de Marionnettes since 1972

and art movements that occurred over this period

1936 Italian Engraving bookplate (Ex Libris), MINIMA CAVEO (Matted) champignons free-for-all - often so muchDate: 1936 Size: 4. 50 x 3. 25 inches Artist: A. Baldinelli Note: Matted About The Poster: This Italian engraving from the private collection of Gino Sabattini depict Death climbing onto a stool to escape from a mouse. You can read the motto in the top left corner "Minima Caveo" which translate as "I am very careful". About Ex Libris: An Ex Libris, also known as a bookplate, is a printed or decorative label pasted into a book, often on the front