Ludendorff Appeal for the War-disabled Ephemera The design features an illustration

The design features an illustration of the proposed demolition of the Jubilee Sports Hall in Covent Garden

Commercial Art magazine rated Paine as “one of the most highly gifted designers in the country” and especially praised “the richness of textile design” displayed in his posters for Morton Sundour Fabrics (1927)

Russian Posters 1917-1945

exhibitions at the prestigious Mansard Gallery in Heal’s Department Store increasingly promoted modern trends in interior design

including designs by Bawden

Ludendorff Appeal for the War-disabled Ephemera The design features an illustrationAn original, and rare, German First World War poster, Ludendorff Appeal for the War disabled, by Ludwig Hohlwein, 1918. A pioneer and master of flat colour technique, Hohlwein dominated European poster design in the first half of the twentieth century. This powerful image for the Ludendorff Appeal is full of humanity and dignity, effortlessly conveying how the fund would provide new opportunities for wounded soldiers through re training. A higher