1922 Original German Art Deco Poster, Laederlappen Stockholm; Figurine, Pathé Groteske (Recto/Verso) hand signed uncredited director Fred Zinnemann

Name: 1922 Original German Art Deco Poster, Laederlappen Stockholm; Figurine, Pathé Groteske (Recto/Verso) hand signed uncredited director Fred Zinnemann
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1922 Original German Art Deco Poster, Laederlappen Stockholm; Figurine, Pathé Groteske (Recto/Verso) hand signed uncredited director Fred Zinnemann

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1922 Original German Art Deco Poster, Laederlappen Stockholm; Figurine, Pathé Groteske (Recto Verso) hand signed uncredited director Fred Zinnemann uncredited director Fred Zinnemann I find the typography and design on these pieces to be very refined and I think that when framed it will be spectacular where he was especially interested in the work of Henri de Toulouse Lautrec Date: 1922

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