Artist: Julius Klinger
מוּזֵיאוֹן: Warsaw National Museum (Warsaw, Poland)
טֶכנִיקָה: Lithography
Advertising such a particular phenomenon as was aviation in the early 20th century, was a real challenge for a graphic designer. Novelties in itself are attractive and compelling to the general public. The Wright brothers inaugurated the air age, but only in 1928, when the German LZ-127 Graf Zeppelin airship was built, passenger flights gained popularity. In 1911, at the airport in Johannisthal, a town located in the outskirts of Berlin (today part of the city), one could already taste the pleasure of active participation in air shows.In order to transmit the spirit of sky adventure and convince the public to buy tickets for the show, the graphic designer had to search for modern artistic means, other than these overloaded with decoration, advocated by the still fashionable Art Nuveau style. Modernity was then associated with simplification of form, sachplakat - called plakat rzeczowy in Poland - being its reflection. A more scarce arsenal of artistic means of expression helped to maintain poster
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