XII Ausstellg der Vereinigung, c. 1902

Original small lithograph poster on wove paper, printed on both sides. Very scarce!

Referenced in Kallir p. 124 ; Koschatzky ; Heller & Pettit p. 17.

PLATE: PL. #128.

FIRST EDITION of this rarely seen periodical.

Dimensions:
+ Size of the sheet: 31 x 20,5 cm / 12,2 x 8 in.
+Size of the image: 27 x 8,7 cm / 10,6 x 3,4 in.

Issued from the very rare and famous set Die Flache, Dekorative Entwurfe Neue Folge, Bound I.

Published by Anton Schroll, Wien.




Next to the journal Ver Sacrum (Sacred Spring), Die Flache is one of the most beautiful collections of designs by the artists of the Wiener Werkstatte, and the Viennese artist active during the turn of the century, such as Max Benirschke, Johanna Hollmann, Moritz Jung, Gustav Klimt, Minka Podhajska, Rosa Wachsmann, Franz von Zulow and many others.




Die Flache (literally, The surface), produced in portfolio form, was formulated as a Musterbuch, or pattern book, of graphic insignia and poster designs, including posters, book designs (including dust jackets and endpapers), advertisements, wallpapers, textiles and many more.



- Die Flache, like Ver Sacrum, was conceived as an art object (Kallir).



Shipping & Packing: Unlike many auction companies, NCAG's offers a full service shipping for flat rate with DHL.

In good condition, with some stains (check pictures). Some soft handling creases at the edges. Printed on the back with PLATE #129 by Max Benirschke.



In all cases, prospective buyers are responsible for determining the physical condition, authenticity, age, materials or any other feature of items being sold, as all items are sold AS IS, WHERE IS with all faults.
By registering for this auction, buyers have agreed to all auction terms and understand that there are no returns based on condition.
The printed conditions and descriptions in the catalog entry are based on opinion only and are provided for guidance only, without legal obligation.
Condition report requests may be sent to info@ncag. fr
Please view ALL detail pictures prior to requesting condition reports.
The absence of condition reports in the catalog entry does not indicate that the item is in perfect condition.