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Original Art Nouveau Cover lithograph from Jugend 1897 by Hans Christiansen. Very rare!
Please note: Original picture is much better than scan
Jugend was a cultural weekly publication in Germany from 1896 . It soon became a style-setting icon that launched the German art nouveau movement, named Jugendstil after the magazine. Today, the word is still used by German graphic designers and by collectors who look for the uniquely German arts and crafts that came from this period.
Jugendstil Artists for Jugend :Emil Hansen (called Nolde), Hans Heinrich Christianson, Hugo Hoppner (called Fidus), Ernst Barlach, Peter Behrens, Max Klinger, Heinrich Kley, Angelo Jank, Julius Diez, Adolf Munzer, Ferdinand v. Reznicek, etc. Size is 11 3/4 x 8 3/4 inches (one page).
Very good condition for it's age.

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