1920 Italian Engraving bookplate (Ex Libris), Cras Moriemur Gaudeamus Igitur celebration which included collaborations with Marvel

which included collaborations with Marvel comics as well as film adaptations

The festival grew out of a local jazz scene that centred on Vancouver Co-Op Radio

this charming and colorful piece was originally exhibited as a point-of-sale marketing tool (you can tell by noting the small hole punched in the middle of the top of the piece where the store owner would have strung some twine through to be able to hang the piece in his store or store window)

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1920 Italian Engraving bookplate (Ex Libris), Cras Moriemur Gaudeamus Igitur celebration which included collaborations with MarvelDate: 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