Vintage German Poster | “Simplicissimus – Illustrierte Wochenschrift”

Vintage German Poster | “Simplicissimus – Illustrierte Wochenschrift”
Fin-de-Siècle Satirical Magazine Cover | Jugendstil Print | A1 Size | Framed or Unframed

Step into the bold and biting world of German satire with this stunning Art Nouveau poster for Simplicissimus, Munich’s legendary illustrated weekly known for its wit, political commentary, and avant-garde visuals. This particular cover art, designed by Thomas Theodor Heine, features the iconic devil figure—a symbol of fearless journalism—playfully intertwined with a figure of classical beauty.

The contrast of shadow and elegance, coupled with bold typography and fluid Jugendstil lines, makes this a must-have for lovers of progressive art and cultural history.

Ideal for:
🖋️ Designers, illustrators, and art historians
🇩🇪 Fans of German print culture and political satire
🖼️ Eclectic gallery walls or modern academic interiors
🎁 A compelling gift for creatives or vintage collectors

Product Details:
• Size: A1 (23.4 x 33.1 in / 59.4 x 84.1 cm)
• Paper: Printed on archival-quality matte paper for depth and durability
• Framing Options:
 – White Oak
 – Black Oak
 – Vintage Oak
 – Or No Frame for a custom display
• Ships securely rolled or framed in protective packaging

Bring home a piece of cultural rebellion and visual brilliance—Simplicissimus is more than a poster, it’s a statement.