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布恩和的海报s插画杂志-约翰·格奥尔格·范·卡斯佩尔

` Poster for Boons Illustrated Magazine (1899 ` 1909) --Johann Georg van Caspel (荷兰艺术家, 1870-1928)

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Galerie Arnot Schiele展览海报-埃贡·席勒

~ Plakat der Schiele~Ausstellung in der Galerie Arnot (1915) --Egon Schiele (奥地利艺术家, 1890-1918)

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《黑聊天之旅》海报，1896年-提奥菲勒·亚历山大·斯坦伦

-The Parisian nightclub, Le Chat Noir was an absolute hotbed for the fin-de-siecle literary and artistic avant-garde, including many printmakers. In particular, the shadow theatre performed there inspired their quest for a modern style.
Le Chat Noir grew so popular after a few years that it moved to larger premises, marking the event with a bombastic procession. Bohemians and bourgeoisie alike flocked from near and far to the colourful medieval-inspired interior to watch performances of the shadow theatre. When these were taken on tour, Theophile-Alexandre Steinlen designed the poster with the black cat as an advertisement. The image went on to become the icon of printmaking and the culture of entertainment in the fin de siecle.

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马丁·路德·金的群众纪念海报-美国历史

-Poster for a mass Memorial for Martin Luther King (Poster), by 美国艺术家 History

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Lembreée画廊海报-西奥·范·瑞斯伯格

~ Poster for the Lembrée Gallery (1897) --Theo van Rysselberghe (Belgian, 1862-1926)

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阿姆斯特丹蒸汽下展览海报-Jolijn van de Wouw

~ affiche voor tentoonstelling Amsterdam onder stoom (1974) --Jolijn van de Wouw (荷兰艺术家, 1942-2001)

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LCIE海报西部-朱尔斯·亚历山大·格林

~ Affiche Pour La Cie De Louest (1900) --Jules-Alexandre Grün (法国艺术家, 1868-1934)

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荷兰艺术家彼得·德·格罗特展览海报-阿姆斯特丹乌纳

~ affiche voor tentoonstelling Peter de Grote en Holland (1996) --Amsterdam UNA (荷兰艺术家, 20th Century)

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1910年6月生物展览海报-西奥·范霍伊特玛

~ Affiche voor de Biologische Tentoonstelling in juni 1910 (1910) --Theo van Hoytema (荷兰艺术家, 1863-1917)

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布拉格索科尔音乐节海报-阿尔方斯.穆夏

~ Poster for The Sokol Festival in Prague (1926) --Alphonse Mucha (Czech, 1860-1939)