Advertising Poster Set Berliner Illustrierte Hackebeils Art Deco Judge Otto Dix Camping

Set 10 original vintage advertising poster for Berliner Illustrierte Zeitung / Berlin illustrated newspaper and Hackebelis Illustrierte. 1. Photograph of three gentlemen in judge robes over a board with tiny traffic models, the caption reads - Toys in the courtroom. The traffic chamber of the Berlin-Mitte district court reconstructing an accident with tiny models; 2. Hackebeils Illustrierte / Hactebeil's number 44 from Berlin 31 October 1929 featuring a photograph of an aerobatic pilot Hans Dietrich Knoetzsch in a helmet and protective glasses with a plane propeller set over orange background; 3. Hackebeils JZ number 49 from Berlin 4 December 1930 featuring an illustration of an elegant lady carrying parcels and walking a dog on a leash and a porter bell boy behind her carrying more parcels and a plant, with more elegant dressed people behind her walking on a snowy pavement; 4. Die JZ illustrated newspaper Number 5 from 1 February 1930 featuring an image of Otto Dix and his painting Mutter und Kind / Mother and Child depicting a mother holding a newborn baby, caption reads - Otto Dix: My best pictures are those that I will paint again. The accompanying picture mother and child is my last picture. Since every painter believes that the last picture he creates is also his best, I ask you to believe me as well. Otto Dix (1891-1969) was a German painter and printmaker who worked in Expressionism, New Objectivity and Dada styles; 5. Hackebeils JZ number 44 from Berlin 30 October 1930 featuring a photograph of an actor Heinrich George as knight Gottfried von Berlichingen (Gotz) in Berlin State Theatre performance based on Goethe's work; 6. Hackebeils Illustrierte / Hackebeils Illustrated magazine number 44 from 6 February 1930 featuring a photograph a romantic scene from a film Evangeline depicting Dolores del Rio as Evangeline and Roland Drew as Gabriel hugging, caption reads - The film remains romantic. Dolores del Rio as Evangeline in a love scene in the film of the same name; 7. Die JZ illustrated newspaper Number 6 from 8 February 1930 featuring an explorer holding a photo camera; 8. Neue JZ magazine formerly called Hackebeils JZ, featuring a photograph of a lady set over yellow background. Printed by Wilhelm Greve, Berlin; 9. Munchner Illustrierte Presse / Munich Illustrated Press featuring a photograph of a flower bed with palms and writing in flowers in Russian, caption reads - Do you know what that means? The translation of this floral writing in a garden in Moscow is: The 5 year plan in 4 years 100% fulfilled! Leo Hausleiter writes in this issue what the 5-year plan, the economic mobilisation of Russia, means for the world. The Munchner Illustrierte thus opens a series of articles of sensational importance - it reveals the enormous means with which the fight against Europe is being waged on the American and Russian economic front. This struggle will decide the fate of our culture and the future of our children and grandchildren; 10. Hackebeils Illustrierte / Hackebeils Illustrated magazine number 23 from 8 July 1927 featuring a photograph of smiling ladies sticking their heads out of a camping tent, caption below reads - Five girls and a ray of sunshine. The modern woman also shows at the weekend that she can do without her husband. Various condition with tears, stains and losses, please examine the photos of the listing Country of issue: Germany, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 38x27, 38x28 and 38x29, year of printing: 1927-1930.