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[Illustration] Press advertisement for Plakat-Kunstdruck Eckert by Erich Ludwig Stahl and Otto Arpke of Stahl Arpke. Art and Publicity. Fine Printing and Design (1925) p.63 por.

Arpke, Otto	[1886-1943. Germany. Graphic\Poster Designer\Painter]	Click here for Profile
Stahl, Erich Ludwig	[1882-. Germany. Graphic\Poster Designer\Painter]	Click here for Profile
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[Illustration] Poster by Otto Arpke for Tillmann und Co. Posters & Publicity. Fine Printing and Design (1927) p.62 por.

[1886-1943. Germany. Graphic\Poster Designer\Painter]

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Riemann, Ernst New posters by Berlin artists. Commercial Art vol.2, no.9 (Mar.1927) pp.90-93, 95, 133 illus.

Discusses the use of symbolism in poster art, with particular reference to recent work by the Berlin-based artists Theo Matejko, Busso Malchow, Otto Arpke, Julius Gipkens, Fritz Ahlers, and Ernst Böhm. [9 illustrations, 3 in colour]
Posters: Germany

Ahlers, Fritz	[1890-1973. Germany. Poster Designer\Painter]	Click here for Profile
Arpke, Otto	[1886-1943. Germany. Graphic\Poster Designer\Painter]	Click here for Profile
Böhm, Ernst	[1890-1963. Germany. Poster Designer]	Click here for Profile
Gipkens, Julius	[1883-1968. Germany\USA. Poster\Window Display\Interior\Furniture Designer]	Click here for Profile
Malchow, Busso	[1906-. Germany. Poster Designer\Illustrator]	Click here for Profile
Matejko, Theo	[1893-1946. Germany. Poster\Graphic Designer]	Click here for Profile

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[Illustration] 'Jahrensschau Dresden 1925 Wohnung Siedlung', poster designed by Otto Arpke. Commercial Art vol.2, no.9 (Mar.1927) p.92 por.

[1886-1943. Germany. Graphic\Poster Designer\Painter]

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[Illustration] Booklet designed by Otto Arpke for the Ringmesshaus. Commercial Art vol.4, no.24 (Jun.1928) p.265 illus. por.

[1886-1943. Germany. Graphic\Poster Designer\Painter]

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Gaunt, W. The whole world of advertising. Commercial Art vol.7, no.40 (Oct.1929) pp.137-141 illus.

W. Gaunt, joint editor of 'Commercial Art' magazine, reports on the 1929 Welt Reklame Kongress (International Advertising Congress) held in Berlin. "The Congress brought home to me more strongly than anything else that advertising has stepped out of the Parochial stage and become an international force", he writes. The article is illustrated with illustrations from 'Berlin', a souvenir booklet, designed by Otto Arpke. [5 illustrations]
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[1886-1943. Germany. Graphic\Poster Designer\Painter]

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Gaunt, W. The spirit and the letter of modern advertising design. Commercial Art vol.7, no.40 (Oct.1929) pp.142-146 illus.

Report on an address given by W. Gaunt, the joint editor of 'Commercial Art' at the Welt Reklame Kongress (International Advertising Congress) held in Berlin, on 13 August 1929. In his paper Gaunt critically defines and assesses the "modern spirit" of advertising design. The article is illustrated with photographs of the exhibition stands designed by Zero-Schleger for Dr Kurt Kauffmann and by Heinrich Jost for the Bauer Type Foundry, and with illustrations from 'Berlin', a souvenir booklet, designed by Otto Arpke. [6 illustrations]
Advertising | Schleger, Hans 'Zero'

Arpke, Otto	[1886-1943. Germany. Graphic\Poster Designer\Painter]	Click here for Profile
Jost, Heinrich	[1889-1948. Germany. Typographer\Graphic\Book Designer\Art Director]	Click here for Profile

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[Illustration] Booklets designed for horticultural exhibitions were designed by Herbert Bayer and Otto Arpke. Art and Industry vol.21, no.124 (Oct.1936) p.132 por.

Arpke, Otto	[1886-1943. Germany. Graphic\Poster Designer\Painter]	Click here for Profile
Bayer, Herbert	[1900-1985. Austria\Germany\USA. Graphic Designer\Architect\Painter]	Click here for Profile

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