1914 German Advertisement, G. H. Heimig, 'Tietz Propagandatage,' (

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1914 German Advertisement, G. H. Heimig, 'Tietz Propagandatage,' ("Tietz Propaganda Days")Date: 1914 Size: 7. 25 x 10. 25 inches Artist: G. H. Heimig Hermann Tietz was a Jewish German merchant and co found of Tietz, one of the first department stores in Germany. The stores would frequently have sale events called propagandatage ("propaganda days") similar to today's Black Friday or Boxing Day. By 1927, Tietz was the largest department store chain in Germany, employing some 13 000 employees. Sadly, the business was seized by the Nazis in

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Frame 12 x 10 inches

The poster celebrates the sense of unity between the United States and the Soviet Union and features athletes from both nations and highlights their involvement in the Melbourne Olympics

In very good overall condition and ready to frame

“My friend I don’t know where you’ve been but I see you won first prize”

They returned to Prague in 1928

Size: 8 x 13 inches

Through a fascinating spatial arrangement

A great gift for an equestrian

Artist: Jacques Richez

About the Poster: A 1983 exhibition poster featuring Gustave Eiffel and his magnificent construction

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