Zwei Titelblätter aus der Münchener ‘Jugend’
Fritz Erler · 1868-1940
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Zwei Titelblätter aus der Münchener ‘Jugend’, Fritz Erler (1906). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Fritz Erler died in 1940; this work is in the public domain.
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This printed page reproduces two title pages from the Munich periodical Jugend, shown side by side. The left design shows a woman in a long dress beside a crib with a lace-trimmed hood, under a crescent moon, with the word Jugend in bold decorative lettering. The right design shows a woman's face and bare shoulder, her eyes covered by a dark band, with striped light behind her; it is credited to Fritz Erler and dated 1906.
