Vignetten van Uitgeversmaatschappij L.J. Veen 1866 - 1939

"Vignetten van Uitgeversmaatschappij L.J. Veen" is a set of four vignettes showcasing the logo of the publishing company L.J. Veen, dating back to 1866-1939. This artwork, created by an anonymous artist, is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum. The logo is a stylized depiction of a triangle encompassing an all-seeing eye, symbolizing knowledge and insight. The words “VINCIT LABOR” meaning “Labor conquers” appear in the triangular space with a letter "V" and "J" representing the publishing company, L.J. Veen. The vignettes are presented in different color variations, with the logo being presented in both black and red, on a contrasting background. These vignettes are a testament to the legacy of L.J. Veen, a prominent Dutch publishing house, and showcase the visual language that was prevalent in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.