Description
1902 Die Kunst Für Alle German Art Nouveau Secession Magazine Jugendstil. Features period exhibition coverage, illustrated artwork plates, sculpture, painting reproductions, and striking early 20th century graphic design throughout. Includes coverage related to the Berliner Secession along with works by notable artists including Auguste Rodin, Édouard Manet, Constantin Somoff, and Fritz Mackensen. Vintage original July 15, 1902 issue of Die Kunst Für Alle (“Art for All”), a German art and culture publication associated with the Jugendstil / Art Nouveau era and Berlin Secession movement. Features period exhibition coverage, illustrated artwork plates, sculpture, painting reproductions, and striking early 20th century graphic design throughout. Includes coverage related to the Berliner Secession along with works by notable artists including Auguste Rodin, Édouard Manet, Constantin Somoff, and Fritz Mackensen. Beautiful decorative cover typography and excellent period advertising on the rear cover including early Milka chocolate advertising and art exhibition notices. Original 1902 German publication printed in Munich by F. Bruckmann A.G. Condition is good overall for age with expected wear from use and storage. Complete issue with intact pages. Light edge wear, age toning, small edge tears/chips, and some spine separation/wear from the original glued binding process. Interior pages display very well with strong visual appeal throughout. Please see pics for complete description and condition. Thanks for shopping!