1920's Austrian Art Deco Advertisement, Gardinen + Nivea Puder (MATTED) currency olive trees

olive trees

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simple lines with strong colors and an equally strong product message was evident in some of the first commissions he received: an 1899 album of pochoirs depicting famous actresses of the age shows clearly that even as a young man Cappiello had already developed a style which he would use

the newly-formed SN Brussels Airlines took over part of SABENA's assets in February 2002

1920's Austrian Art Deco Advertisement, Gardinen + Nivea Puder (MATTED) currency olive treesDate: 1920's Size: 5. 5 x 7. 25 inches interior (each), 17. 25 x 13. 75 inches exterior Artist: Unknown About The Poster: A pair of matted advertisements from Munich that are elaborately detailed with elegant typography and intricate graphic design. On the left, an advertisement for a home goods store that sells "New patterns in white as well as colored curtains. Large selection + cheapest prices", and on the right an advertisement for Nivea Powder