1930s Germany

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Dr. Oetker advertising sign, 1930s. Enamel. Germany. Via Dorotheum

Hans Luckhardt, armchair KS42, 1933. Chromed tubular steel. Berlin, Germany. Via Ulrich Fiedler 

Pullmann limousine, Märklin, 1930s. Germany. © Griebel Collection, Photo: Jürgen Hoffmann. LVR Indus

Irene Hoffman (German, 1903 - about 1971): A. Kahmke 1930Gelatin silver print

Spring Awakens (1931). German artist, Max Frey (1874-1944).

adventures-of-the-blackgang:Bundesarchiv RM 25 Bild-57, Flugzeugträger “Graf Zeppelin”, Bau4 Decembe

Otto Müller, Tischlampe Sistrah TS2, table lamp Megaphos, Müller& Zimmer, Stuttgart, Germany, 19

Carl Grossberg (1894-1940)The Paper Machine (Die Papiermaschine)1934Oil on woodPrivate collection /

Lotte Laserstein, the dog of Evening over Potsdam, 1930. Germany. Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Neue

“Quappi in pink” by Max Beckmann, finished in 1934

Anton Räderscheidt (1892-1970)Man with Bowler (Mann mit steifem Hut)1922Oil on canvasMuseum Ludwig,

Self-portrait in Yva’sStudio, Berlin, 1936Helmut Newton (Australian, born German; 1920–2004)©

Heinrich Siegfried Bormann, Kandem table lamp, 1932. Körting & Mathiesen, Germany. Via Phillips.

Marianne Brandt, napkin holder, 1930-32. Ruppelwerke, Germany. Via Wright.

“You don’t impress me, Mister Devil! Don’t forget that my blisses cause more pain than your hell!”(I

design-is-fine:Field Guides, World of mushrooms, gems and raptors, 1930s. Insel Verlag Germany. Via

historium:Otto Richter, a German Jew, and his wife protest against his deportation to Germany by the

shihlun:Woman with fencing mask and foil (1930s Germany)Photographer: Alexander Binder, Berlin

Blaupunkt radio, 1934. Germany. Via BAM

the covers of die freundin (the girlfriend), september 1932, and liebende frauen (women in love), 19

collectivehistory:Hindenburg being filmed pre-takeoff. 1930s

Marianne Brandt, bauhaus candlestick, 1930s. Iron, lacquered. Made by Ruppelwerk, Gotha, Germany. 

Sintrax coffee maker, 1930/31. Schott, Germany.  Via Collection SoehlkeContrary to an often used des

Rosenthal, Art deco vase, 1930. Porcelain. Germany. Via J. Lohmann Gallery

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