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Vintage Poster Mix

This mix gathers posters from the golden age of poster art, from Belle Époque advertising such as “Absinthe Robette” to the 1923 Bauhaus exhibition poster from Weimar. Alongside them are “Das Triadische Ballett”, a “Jugend” cover from August 1896, Berlin Zoo posters, retro space-travel posters and vintage charts of swimming technique and phrenology.

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Cerfs et Arbres

La Plante et ses Applications Ornementales (1896)

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Kepler-16b

NASA

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Kepler-186f

NASA

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HD 40307g

NASA

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Zoo Berlin

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The Grand Tour

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About Vintage Poster Mix

Colour lithography made the large printed poster cheap, and from the 1890s artists treated advertising and exhibition posters as a serious field of design. The selection follows several schools rather than one style.

Art Nouveau appears in Privat-Livemont’s “Absinthe Robette”, a “Jugend” cover with cherry branches, the October 1898 cover of “The Poster” and a peacock design for Macmillan’s novels. Zoo posters show a lynx, a shoebill, a flamingo and, for Brookfield Zoo near Chicago, a panda. The Bauhaus group gathers versions of the 1923 Weimar exhibition poster, “Das Triadische Ballett” and “Die Bühne im Bauhaus”. Moriz Jung’s variety cards, NASA’s retro travel posters and old charts of swimming strokes and phrenology add odder pieces. Each poster is reproduced as a giclée print with pigment inks, made to order in Berlin, on matte 210 g/m² fine art paper or 400 g/m² cotton canvas, A4 to A0.

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