William Wetmore Bookplate by Paul Revere

William Wetmore Bookplate - Paul Revere -

Artwork Information

TitleWilliam Wetmore Bookplate
ArtistPaul Revere
Art MovementRococo

About William Wetmore Bookplate

The artwork titled “William Wetmore Bookplate” is a design piece created by Paul Revere, belonging to the Rococo art movement and categorized under the genre of design. It is part of a series of bookplates.

The artwork features an intricate heraldic design with a central shield adorned with three birds perched in a row. Above the shield, a bird is depicted in flight, symbolizing aspiration or freedom. Flourishing decorative elements frame the shield, showcasing the elegant and ornate style characteristic of the Rococo movement. Below the shield, a banner bears the Latin motto “TENTANDA VIA EST,” which translates to “The way must be tried.” The base of the artwork displays the name “William Wetmore” in an elegant, cursive script, along with the signature of the artist, Paul Revere. The overall design emphasizes intricate detailing and an aesthetically ornate appearance, reflective of its era and artistic movement.

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