Albin Grau
Wikipedia: "Albin Grau (December 22, 1884 - March 27, 1971) was a German artist, architect and occultist, and the producer and production designer for F. W. Murnau's Nosferatu."
Some Albin Grau posters, drawings and sketches.
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Labels: 1920s, Albin Grau, germany, horror, horror movies, Monster Movie Posters, movie posters, nosferatu
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Labels: 1920s, Berlin, germany, posters, travel ephemera, travel posters
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Labels: 1930s, airships and air balloons, early nazi posters, German, germany, posters, tourism, transportation, travel posters, vintage posters, zeppelin
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Labels: 1960s, Book Covers, germany, hamburg, ronald searle
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Labels: DDR, die DDR, East German, East Germany, germany, secret service, stasi
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Lockheed ad, Life, January 24, 1944 (see the whole ad at Vintage Ads)
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Labels: Berlin, germany, vintage ads, war, WW2
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Labels: all things amazing, germany, posters, Schnackenberg
"This is my private collection of German illustration and design before 1980" says Patrick Wirbeleit about his wonderful blog illuopa.
Via DRAWN!
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Labels: blog, book illustrations, children's illustration, German, germany, illuopa, illustration
Over here I found a collection of posters by Ludwig Hohlwein (1874-1939) and at 100 Years of Illustration and Design you'll find more plus information about the artist.
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Hamburg (detail)
"...designed and illustrated by the German couple Sigrid and Hans Lammle. These illustrations were for a calendar published in 1957."
Grain edit: Sigrid + Hans Lammle
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Pastry cook, 1928
August Sander, German photographer (1876-1964).
"...most well known for his portraits..." - Wikipedia on August Sander
- A portfolio of 29 photographs
- The J. Paul Getty Museum's collection
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Related article: "What makes a great portrait?" (via)
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As you all know Berlin hosted the Olympics in 1936. This image shows some of the programs, brochures, tickets etc which the Swedish couple Algot and Amanda Gunnarsson brought home with them after visiting Berlin during the games.
In the National Archives and the regional state archives of Sweden
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Labels: 1930s, Berlin, Ephemera, German, germany, nazi, nazi propaganda, Olympics, sport
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Labels: German, germany, movie posters, movies, posters
An interesting postcard from the world exposition - Exposition Internationale des Arts et Techniques dans la Vie Moderne - in Paris 1937. The Nazi-German pavilion on the left placed directly across the Stalin-Soviet pavilion on the right. Talk about premonition of things to come.
Uploaded to Vintage photographs by h rust
The German pavilion was designed by Albert Speer (and sculptor Josef Thorak) and the Soviet pavilion by Boris Mihailovich Iofan (and sculptor Vera Mukhina). Need I say they both were awarded the gold medal?
Please go here for more postcards and photos from the exposition!
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Labels: 1937, Albert Speer, architect, architecture, German, germany, Iofan, nazi, Paris, pavilion, postcards, Soviet, Soviet Union, Stalin, USSR, vintage, Vintage postcard, World exposition, world fair
Sturm über Asien, 1961, Hillmann and Das verflixte 7. Jahr, 1966, Fischer-Nosbisch
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Brilliant German movie posters from the 60s. (that is three links)
There is also a link to downloading German Ingmar Bergman movie posters.
Via El Burlador and Canta Piriquito
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"Die Abenteuer des Prinzen Achmed, aka The Adventures of Prince Achmed, (1926): directed by Lotte Reiniger and Carl Koch, with the collaboration of Berthold Bartosch and Walter Ruttmann, based on the character Prince Ahmed, from the book 1001 Arabian Nights."
"It is the oldest surviving feature-length animated film, and it featured a silhouette animation technique Reiniger had invented..."
I would have had to post about ten images from this movie to give you an idea of how brilliant it is; it must be seen. Now it has been made possible by Videos with Bibi.
UPDATE:
This video is unfortunately no longer available. You have to be quick when things like this comes along!
UPDATE:
Stephen of ASIFA wrote to remind us of these articles:
Reiniger's Adventures of Prince Achmed Part One
Reiniger's Adventures of Prince Achmed Part Two
Thanks!
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Labels: animation, Die Abenteuer des Prinzen Achmed, German, germany, Google video, Reiniger, silhouette, Videos with Bibi
German Farm Tractors
Via Fokital (NSFW)
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Labels: agricultural, Ephemera, farm, farming, German, germany, tractors, vintage
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Labels: DDR, design, die DDR, East German, East Germany, German, germany, industrial design, industrieform