Paper Marbling - Examples

Examples

  • Marbled endpaper from a book bound in the Netherlands or Germany between 1720 and 1770

  • Marbled endpaper from a book bound in France around 1735

  • Paper marbling from a book bound in England around 1830

  • Paper marbling from a book bound in England around 1830 (detail)

  • Marbled endpaper from a book bound in France around 1880

  • Marbled endpaper from a book bound in France around 1880 (detail)

  • A combed marbled pattern from the front flyleaf of a binding of The Playmate: A Pleasant Companion for Spare Hours by Joseph Cundall, Printed by Barclay, 1847.

  • Combed marbled paper, from the front flyleaf of a binding of Oriental Fragments by Maria Hack, printed in London for Harvey and Dartman, 1828.

  • French Curl paper by the late 20th century French marbling master Michel Duval.

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