Franz Lenhart Modiano Art Deco Advertising Lithograph Print Poster 1935 XIII 42.5 X 58

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Franz Lenhart Modiano Cigarette Art Deco Advertising Lithrograph in Color Print Poster 1935 XIII
Original Vintage
Own a Piece of … Read more Franz Lenhart Modiano Cigarette Art Deco Advertising Lithrograph in Color Print Poster 1935 XIII
Original Vintage
Own a Piece of History with this Fantastic ART.
Own one of the RARE ones of his !
This is a Deco Beautiful Gasby style woman in the 30s Smoking a Cigarette..A woman of her times.
Franz Lenhart 1898-1992 Italian Artist Known for his art deco and travel and advertising lithograph in color print posters
This is a 1935 XIII featuring a Art Deco Woman in a Garbo Art Deco apparel smoking a cigarette .
Text at the bottom: "AFFISSIONE AUTORIZZATA DALLA R. QUESTURA DI TRIESTE IN DATA 21 MAGGIO 1935-XIII". This roughly translates to "Posting authorized by the Royal Police Headquarters of Trieste on May 21, 1935-XIII".
The "XIII" refers to the 13th year of the calendar in Italy (1922 + 13 = 1935), a system Mussolini implemented
Reproductions typically will not have these details .
Poster is about 39 1/8 x 55 in a glass wood frame 42. 58 incjes
Foxing on outside border
Wood frame is scuff and Could be repainted if needed. Glass is Fine.
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Has not been removed from frame . Has wood board on backing . Needs brown paper backing or not.
HAnging in my own home to the next owner.
One Sold at poster auction international for $15,000,00 July 2024.
This is an investment. That will only go up in value.
References :
"Italia che Cambia" is a notable book or catalog .Page 216 Lenhart's "Modiano" poster as part of an analysis of Italian cultural and advertising shifts during the 1930s.
Crouse/Deco, p. 218 Crouse Art Deco Poster Collection specifically highlights Lenhart's "Modiano" work, illustrating its place in 1930s Art Deco design.
Manifesti Italiani, Pg 124 is a seminal work cataloging Italian posters focuses on Franz Lenhart and his contribution, particularly the "Modiano" poster, as a cornerstone of Italian poster See less