1923 Original German Poster, A. Krampolek (Rearing Horses) duck with no foxing or tearing

with no foxing or tearing

the roasted chestnut seller

The function of World War II-era theaters was as a place to view newsreels about the war and learn about bond drives

and provocative images of the modern and sometimes decadent life of those times

1923 Original German Poster, A. Krampolek (Rearing Horses) duck with no foxing or tearingDate: 1923 Size: 9. 5 x 12 inches Artist: Klinger, Julius About The Poster: Julius Klinger was an Austrian artist of Jewish descent who had, in Vienna in 1923, an art school and studio where he and his students taught graphic and marketing design. Klinger is considered by many to be the father of what is now commonly termed 'branding': using graphics and graphic design to convey the message of the brand, and to create 'brand equity'. He was the first