1923 Austrian Art Deco Poster, Mefra Knitting and Embroidery Thread large Thorne illustrated (and often authored)

Thorne illustrated (and often authored) children's books dealing with dogs and animal life

Verneuil published 60 plates inspired by plants and animals in a portfolio named L'animal dans la décoration

The Journal des Dames et es Modes lasted only two years until 1914 - it was a luxury magazine for an exclusive clientele: only 1279 copies of each issue were printed

(Perhaps an early version of frequent flyer points

Poster has some water damage on edge

1923 Austrian Art Deco Poster, Mefra Knitting and Embroidery Thread large Thorne illustrated (and often authored)Date: 1923 Size: 9. 5 x 12 inches About The Poster: Julius Klinger was an Austrian artist of Jewish descent who had, in Vienna in 1923, an art school and studio where he and his students taught graphic and marketing design. Klinger is considered by many to be the father of what is now commonly termed 'branding': using graphics and graphic design to convey the message of the brand, and to create 'brand equity'. He was the first to use a logo not only