Chapter 14

14–1. The Beggarstaffs, poster for Kassama corn flour

14–2. The Beggarstaffs, poster for Harper’s Magazine

14–3. The Beggarstaffs, unused poster design now known as “The Coachman"

14–4. The Beggarstaffs, poster for Don Quixote

14–5. The Beggarstaffs, poster for Robespierre

14–6. William Nicholson, illustration from An Alphabet

14–7. Dudley Hardy, theatrical poster for A Gaiety Girl

14–8. Lucian Bernhard, poster for Priester matches

14–9. Lucian Bernhard, poster for Stiller shoes

14–10. Hans Rudi Erdt, poster for Never Fail safes

14–11. Hans Rudi Erdt, poster for Opel automobiles

14–12. Julius Gipkens, poster for Heinemann’s wicker furniture, undated

14–13. Julius Klinger, poster for Die Lustige Woche, Wochenschrift für Humor und Kunst

14–14. Julius Klinger, poster for Hermanns & Froitzheim clothing

14–15. Lucian Bernhard, Flinsch Type Foundry, Bernhard Antiqua

14–16. Lucian Bernhard, trademark for Hommel Micrometers

14–17. Lucian Bernhard, trademark for Manoli cigarettes

14–18. Lucian Bernhard, poster for Manoli

14–19. Emil Cardinaux, Zermatt poster

14–20. Niklaus Stoecklin, Bi-Oro poster

14–21. Herbert Leupin, poster for Die Weltwoche

14–22. Otto Baumberger, poster for the PKZ department store

14–23. Julius Klinger, poster for Germany’s eighth bond drive

14–24. Lucian Bernhard, poster for a war-loan campaign

14–25. Lucian Bernhard, “Frauen!”, poster

14–26. Julius Gipkens, poster for an exhibition of captured airplanes

14–27. Hans Rudi Erdt, poster heralding German submarines

14–28. Otto Lehmann, poster for a war-loan campaign

14–29. Alfred Leete, poster for military recruiting

14–30. Savile Lumley, “Daddy, what did YOU do in the Great War?” poster

14–31. James Montgomery Flagg, poster for military recruiting

14–32. Joseph C. Leyendecker, poster celebrating a successful bond drive

14–33. J. Paul Verrees, poster promoting victory gardens

14–34. Jesse Willcox Smith, poster for the American Red Cross

14–35. Edward Penfield, “Every Girl Pulling for Victory,” poster

14–36. Ludwig Hohlwein, poster for men’s ready-made clothing

14–37. Ludwig Hohlwein, “Starnbergersee,” poster

14–38. Ludwig Hohlwein, fund-raising poster, 1914

14–39. Ludwig Hohlwein, poster for the Deutsche Lufthansa

14–40. Ludwig Hohlwein, “Und Du?” (And You?), poster

14–41. Arturo Ballester, “Hail to the Heroes,” poster

14–42. Martinez Ortiz, “Discipline,” poster

14–43. E. McKnight Kauffer, poster for the Daily Herald

14–44. E. McKnight Kauffer, poster for the London Underground

14–45. E. McKnight Kauffer, poster for the London Underground

14–46. A. M. Cassandre, poster for the Paris newspaper L’Intransigeant

14–47. A. M. Cassandre, poster for the North Star Paris–Amsterdam night train

14–48. A. M. Cassandre, poster for the train Express Nord

14–49. A. M. Cassandre, poster for the ocean liner L’Atlantique

14–50. A. M. Cassandre, poster for the Dutch ocean liner Statendam

14–51. A. M. Cassandre, poster for Dubonnet

14–52. A. M. Cassandre, Bifur typeface

14–53. A. M. Cassandre, Acier typeface

14–54. A. M. Cassandre, Peignot typeface

14–55. Jean Carlu, Vanity Fair cover

14–56. Paul Colin, poster for Lisa Duncan

14–57. Austin Cooper, poster for the Southern Railway

14–58. Austin Cooper, poster for the London Underground

14–59. Austin Cooper, poster for the London Underground

14–60. Joseph Binder, poster for the Vienna Music and Theater Festival

14–61. Heinz Schulz-Neudamm, cinema poster for Metropolis

14–62. Abram Games, poster to recruit blood donors