McKnight Kauffer, Ted 30 x 40 Ted McKnight Kauffer (1890 -1954) Born in Montana, USA. He studied in San Francisco and Paris. Kauffer came to London in 1914 and in 1915 he  More »

McKnight Kauffer, Ted 30 x 40 Ted McKnight Kauffer (1890 -1954) Born in Montana, USA. He studied in San Francisco and Paris. Kauffer came to London in 1914 and in 1915 he was commissioned by Frank Pick at London Transport. From this time he was an extremely influential designer of posters, theatre costume, exhibition designs, murals, book illustrations, carpets and textiles. He and his wife Marion Dorn, also an accomplished designer, made a dynamic and glamorous couple. Kauffer returned to America in 1940. Many retrospective exhibitions of his work have been held, including those at the Museum of Modern Art, New York and at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London. Kauffer's connections to the artistic avant-garde in France and Britain placed him at the forefront of developments in the visual language of advertsing during the 1930s and 40's. He ranks as one of the most significant designers of the 20c - in Britain or anywhere in the world.' Kauffer's work was graphic in the sense that - at least to me - there were few extraneous flourishes - there was a message, it was clear, and it was delivered cleanly, in elegant style. This poster, done in 1948 as one of a series he did for American Airlines, is a perfect example of the work for which he is rightly regarded as a pioneer and an expert. Featuring the classic skyline of Washington, it is a great poster for an office, living room or any room where a significant poster would add to the decor. #1103   « Less

Filver Suspenders (Bretelle) ARTIST: Jean D Ylen (d''apres) ''Taken from an original d''Ylen design (d''apres) and executed by an unnamed artistic collaborator, this prancing  More »

Filver Suspenders (Bretelle) ARTIST: Jean D Ylen (d''apres) ''Taken from an original d''Ylen design (d''apres) and executed by an unnamed artistic collaborator, this prancing harlequin couldnt be happier with his choice of suspenders - Filer t be precise - a firm that not only keeps ones pants hiked to respectable heights with both suspenders and belts, but also produces sock garters as well. The design is nothing short of elastic exuberance.'' (Rennert) This is the 2 sheet version of this classic poster image. These suspenders are so easy to use that even a clown could keep his pants up... Poster is in very good condition with visible horizontal and vertical folds, is linen-backed and measures 47 x 31 inches. DB142A/$1950 each It will be shipped rolled in a poster tube. Please note that worldwide shipping cost is for surface mail -which generally takes between 2-4 months. If you wish to have courrier or UPS costs calculated at the time of purchase we will be happy to provide you with those costs. All of our posters, prints an pochoirs are authentic, vintage items. E-mail us with any questions or requests for additional information. Thank you for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: dyFilv Condition: A1 Year: 1926 Country: France Height: 47 in. (119.38 cm) Width: 31 in. (78.74 cm) Title: Filver Suspenders, Jean d''Ylen (d''apres), 1926 Materials: paper, linen   « Less

Vintage Poster - Plombieres - Jean d''Ylen 1931

Vintage Poster - Plombieres - Jean d''Ylen 1931   « Less

Erte Poster - Proscenium/France - 1980''s

Erte Poster - Proscenium/France - 1980''s   « Less

From a magnificent book published in the early 1920''s of Hohlwein''s works. The introduction for the book reads as follows: Born in Munich, Germany in July, 1871, he started  More »

From a magnificent book published in the early 1920''s of Hohlwein''s works. The introduction for the book reads as follows: Born in Munich, Germany in July, 1871, he started his professional career as an architect, but in 1895 was induced by his love of color and the lure to produce colorful posters, to desert his profession and to begin his new career asa poster designer. Immediately he established for himself an enviable reputation and soon was recognized as the leader in the field. He has retained this distinction ever since and today is cnsidered not only the foremost poster designer in Germany, but one of the best inthe world. During the long period of activity in which he produced many hundred posters, he has hardly ever failed to produce a thing of beauty and charm. His compositions are always striking and original, his color harmonies unusual and superb and his technique at once recognizable and inimitable. Undoubtedly, many of his productions bear the distinctive mark of an architect, others again are endowed with the qualities of mural decorator, while others denote the frequency with which he has been influenced by the Japanese print. Throughout his entire career as poster artist, he has successfully maintained a high standard of excellence in his work, whether it be a dignified poster to exploit a war loan, or a humorous sketch to advertise a shoe polish. His versatility seems unbounded. One needs only glance though the present collection of his works to realize and appreciate the remarkable and charming qualtiies of the modern decorative poster designer, Ludwig Hohlwein.'' This volume was owned by the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen of New York who for some unknown reason stamped each page of the book with their seal. I have attempted to photograph each plate well and to show where the seal shows on the plate - if at all. The plates are all in pristine condition, with no foxing or tearing. The colors of the book are slightly more punchy than the Hohlwein prints we have here in the gallery - I assume that the reproduction skills of the printer are the reason for that. The colors are as they appear in the photos. Please e-mail a request for any additional photos. (On a personal note - I have fallen in love with the work of Hohlwein: although I consider myself fairly well versed in art history, I had never heard of Hohlwein before I opened my gallery. His work brings me great pleasure - it is precise, humorous and colorful. I think these prints will look magnificent framed.) This particular print measures 6.25 x 4.25 inches, and framed it measures approx. 12 x 14 inches (this same print is offered, unframed, #380084806614) PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL OF OUR PRINTS, POCHOIRS AND POSTERS ARE ORIGINAL, NON REPRODUCTION WORKS. Please check out our other items for sale on this site - we add new items almost every day. E-mail with questions or requests for additional photos. International shipping price quoted below is for standard delivery - if you wish, we would be happy to quote expedited delivery/courrier costs. Thank you! Status: For Sale Reference#: HF26 Condition: A Year: 1913 Country: Germany Height: 6.25 in. (15.88 cm) Width: 4.25 in. (10.80 cm) Title: Riquet Tee, Kudwig Hohlwein, Framed Original Print Materials: paper, framed   « Less

From a magnificent book published in the early 1920''s of Hohlwein''s works. The introduction for the book reads as follows: Born in Munich, Germany in July, 1871, he started  More »

From a magnificent book published in the early 1920''s of Hohlwein''s works. The introduction for the book reads as follows: Born in Munich, Germany in July, 1871, he started his professional career as an architect, but in 1895 was induced by his love of color and the lure to produce colorful posters, to desert his profession and to begin his new career asa poster designer. Immediately he established for himself an enviable reputation and soon was recognized as the leader in the field. He has retained this distinction ever since and today is cnsidered not only the foremost poster designer in Germany, but one of the best inthe world. During the long period of activity in which he produced many hundred posters, he has hardly ever failed to produce a thing of beauty and charm. His compositions are always striking and original, his color harmonies unusual and superb and his technique at once recognizable and inimitable. Undoubtedly, many of his productions bear the distinctive mark of an architect, others again are endowed with the qualities of mural decorator, while others denote the frequency with which he has been influenced by the Japanese print. Throughout his entire career as poster artist, he has successfully maintained a high standard of excellence in his work, whether it be a dignified poster to exploit a war loan, or a humorous sketch to advertise a shoe polish. His versatility seems unbounded. One needs only glance though the present collection of his works to realize and appreciate the remarkable and charming qualtiies of the modern decorative poster designer, Ludwig Hohlwein.'' This volume was owned by the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen of New York who for some unknown reason stamped each page of the book with their seal. I have attempted to photograph each plate well and to show where the seal shows on the plate - if at all. The plates are all in pristine condition, with no foxing or tearing. The colors of the book are slightly more punchy than the Hohlwein prints we have here in the gallery - I assume that the reproduction skills of the printer are the reason for that. The colors are as they appear in the photos. Please e-mail a request for any additional photos. (On a personal note - I have fallen in love with the work of Hohlwein: although I consider myself fairly well versed in art history, I had never heard of Hohlwein before I opened my gallery. His work brings me great pleasure - it is precise, humorous and colorful.) These particular prints measure 6 x 8.5 inches each, an2 framed together, their size is approx. 18.5 x 13 inches. Please check out the other items we have for sale on this site - we add new items almost every day. Thanks for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: HF23 Condition: A Year: 1922 Country: Germany Height: 7.5 in. (19.05 cm) Width: 5.5 in. (13.97 cm) Title: Volkspende & Tonhalle Prints, Framed, Ludwig Hohlwein Materials: paper, framed   « Less

From a magnificent book published in the early 1920''s of Hohlwein''s works. The introduction for the book reads as follows: Born in Munich, Germany in July, 1871, he started  More »

From a magnificent book published in the early 1920''s of Hohlwein''s works. The introduction for the book reads as follows: Born in Munich, Germany in July, 1871, he started his professional career as an architect, but in 1895 was induced by his love of color and the lure to produce colorful posters, to desert his profession and to begin his new career asa poster designer. Immediately he established for himself an enviable reputation and soon was recognized as the leader in the field. He has retained this distinction ever since and today is cnsidered not only the foremost poster designer in Germany, but one of the best inthe world. During the long period of activity in which he produced many hundred posters, he has hardly ever failed to produce a thing of beauty and charm. His compositions are always striking and original, his color harmonies unusual and superb and his technique at once recognizable and inimitable. Undoubtedly, many of his productions bear the distinctive mark of an architect, others again are endowed with the qualities of mural decorator, while others denote the frequency with which he has been influenced by the Japanese print. Throughout his entire career as poster artist, he has successfully maintained a high standard of excellence in his work, whether it be a dignified poster to exploit a war loan, or a humorous sketch to advertise a shoe polish. His versatility seems unbounded. One needs only glance though the present collection of his works to realize and appreciate the remarkable and charming qualtiies of the modern decorative poster designer, Ludwig Hohlwein.'' This volume was owned by the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen of New York who for some unknown reason stamped each page of the book with their seal. I have attempted to photograph each plate well and to show where the seal shows on the plate - if at all. The plates are all in pristine condition, with no foxing or tearing. The colors of the book are slightly more punchy than the Hohlwein prints we have here in the gallery - I assume that the reproduction skills of the printer are the reason for that. The colors are as they appear in the photos. Please e-mail a request for any additional photos. (On a personal note - I have fallen in love with the work of Hohlwein: although I consider myself fairly well versed in art history, I had never heard of Hohlwein before I opened my gallery. His work brings me great pleasure - it is precise, humorous and colorful.) These particular prints measure 5 x 7.5 inches each, an2 framed together, their size is approx. 14 x 11 inches. Please check out the other items we have for sale on this site - we add new items almost every day. Thanks for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: HF24 Condition: A Year: 1922 Country: Germany Height: 8 in. (20.32 cm) Width: 5.25 in. (13.34 cm) Title: Bird Prints, Framed, Ludwig Hohlwein Materials: paper, framed   « Less

Original Jules Cheret Poster/1890/Enfant

Original Jules Cheret Poster/1890/Enfant   « Less

1896 Graduation Diploma/Privat Livemont

1896 Graduation Diploma/Privat Livemont   « Less

While it is certainly true that I am a fan - first and foremost - of the Belle Epoque and Art Deco periods, it is also true that I buy items which appeal to me. And while  More »

While it is certainly true that I am a fan - first and foremost - of the Belle Epoque and Art Deco periods, it is also true that I buy items which appeal to me. And while this modern beer poster is certainly one of the only modern pieces I have it the gallery it does nonetheless meet certain criteria: 1. It is clean, elegant and has very crisp lines. 2. It is in excellent condition. 3. It makes me smile when I look at it. (This last criteria is purely subjective) It measures 21 x 22 inches, and was produced by the Miller Brewing Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I am not sure of the exact date, but in doing some research I noticed that Miller held poster contests for their Lowenbrau brands in the 1990''s - this could well be the product of that contest. It is sandwiched between two thick sheets of acetate which serve to protect it (and produce the glare evident in the photo - sorry about that) and will be shipped that way. Please note that this and every other piece of ephemera, print, poster or pochoir that we sell is authentic and non-reproduction. We would be happy to send additional photos or answer any questions, and we gladly ship worldwide. Thanks very much for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: LBUF Condition: A Year: 1990 circa Country: USA Maker: Miller Brewing Company Height: 22 in. (55.88 cm) Width: 21 in. (53.34 cm) Title: Lowenbrau Light - Light beer with a strong character Materials: paper, acetate   « Less