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After the energy and experimentation in the early 20th century, the poster became the major form of visual communication.
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Saturday, March 26, 16 After the energy and experimentation in the early 20th century, the poster became the major form of visual communication. Saturday, March 26, 16 What event created a major need for mass communication from 1910 to 1920?
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What event created a major need for mass communication from 1910 to 1920?
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The Beggarstaffs poster for Kassama Corn Flour 1894
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The Beggarstaffs (James Pryde and William Nicholson) were early innovators of collage. Their compositions used cut, colored paper pasted on boards.
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The Beggarstaffs, poster for Harper’s Magazine, 1895 The Beggarstaffs: poster for Don Quixote, 1896
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Dudley Hardy theatrical poster for A Gaiety Girl 1898
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Plakatstil (Poster Style): A style of flat color with one strong image and minimal type
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Lucian Bernhard, poster for Priester matches, 1905
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The Plakatstil posters created by Lucian Bernhard had a recognizable style: Flat color Product Name Dominant, simple image
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Lucian Bernhard, poster for Stiller shoes, 1912
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Hans Rudi Erdt, poster for Never Fail safes, 1911 Hans Rudi Erdt, poster for Opel automobiles, 1911
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Julius Gipkens, poster for Heinemann’s wicker furniture, undated
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Lucian Bernhard trademark for Hommel Micrometers 1912
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Lucian Bernhard trademark for Manoli cigarettes 1910
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Lucian Bernhard, poster for Manoli cigarettes, 1910
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Emil Cardinaux Zermatt poster 1908
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Niklaus Stoecklin, BiORO poster, 1941 Herbert Leupin, Die Weltwoche poster, 1949
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What kinds of messages did wartime posters need to communicate?
- Recruitment
- Morale
- Fundraising
- Conservation (home gardening)
- Showing the evil nature of the enemy
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Julius Klinger poster for Germany’s eighth bond drive 1917
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Lucian Bernhard poster for a war loan campaign, 1915 “This is the way to peace — the enemy wills it so! Thus, subscribe to the war loan!”
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Lucian Bernhard Frauen! (Women!) poster, 1918
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Julius Gipkens poster for an exhibit
- f captured
aircraft 1917
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Hans Rudi Erdt poster honoring German submarines 1916 “U-Boats Out!”
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Otto Lehmann poster for a war loan campaign, undated “Support our men in field
- gray. Crush England’s
- might. Subscribe to the
war loan.”
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Alfred Leete poster for military recruiting 1915
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Saville Lumley poster 1914
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- https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=essNmNOrQto
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James Montgomery Flagg poster for military recruiting 1917
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Joseph C. Leyendecker poster celebrating Boy Scouts’ successful bond drive 1917
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- J. Paul Verrees
poster promoting victory gardens 1918
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Jesse Wilcox Smith poster for the American Red Cross 1918
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Ludwig Hohlwein, Starnbergersee poster, 1910
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Ludwig Hohlwein poster for men’s clothing 1908
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Ludwig Hohlwein fund-raising poster 1914
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Aldoph Hitler stated, “Propaganda should be popular and should adapt its message to the receptive ability of the least intellectual citizens.”
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http://youtu.be/Af44Slin7lg
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Ludwig Hohlwein poster for the Deutsche Lufthansa 1936
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Ludwig Hohlwein, concert poster, 1938 Ludwig Hohlwein, recruiting poster, early 1940s
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Art Deco refers to a geometric style popular in the 1920’s and 30’s. Streamlined, zigzag, moderne, and decorative geometry are terms used to describe this style. It combined the love of decoration with the love of machines and geometric pattern.
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- E. McKnight Kauffer
poster for the Daily Herald 1918
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- E. McKnight Kauffer, London Underground posters, 1930, 1924
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- E. McKnight Kauffer
poster for the London Underground
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A.M. Cassandre, furniture store poster, 1923
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A.M. Cassandre, poster for the Paris newspaper, L’Intrasigeant, 1925
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A.M. Cassandre poster for the North Star Paris-to-Amsterdam night train 1927
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A.M. Cassandre poster for Express Nord 1927
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A.M. Cassandre poster for the
- cean liner
L’Atlantique 1931
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A.M. Cassandre, poster for Dubonnet, 1932
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A.M. Cassandre, Bifur typeface, 1929
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A.M. Cassandre Acier Noir typeface, 1936
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Austin Cooper poster for the Southern Railway undated
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Cooper, posters for the London Underground, 1924
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Schulz- Neudamn cinema poster for Metropolis 1926
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