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referencing the 11th article of the Declaration of the Rights of the Man and the Citizen which states that all people can speak
created shortly after the company itself was created is a wonderful testament to Art Deco design: strong colors and visuals which POP
by 1894 his eponymous designs has graduated to marry grotesque deformation with decorative distortions
he established an enviable reputation and was soon recognized as the leader of his field
It is printed on hard card stock and is in very good condition
1922 Original German Art Deco Poster, Figurine, Orientalische Tänzerin; Figurine, Maskerade (Recto/Verso) Bulbocapillina referencing the 11th article ofDate: 1922 Size: 10 x 13 inches Artist: Walter Schnackenberg About The Poster: From a magnificent book of Schnackenberg's works, published in Munich in 1922 by Musarion. About the Artist: Born in Bad Lauterburg in 1880, Walter Schnackenberg found his vocation as a draughtsman and painter while still very young. At 19 he went to Munich, where he at first attended Heinrich Knirr's painting school before going on directly, like so many of his
