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Auction History Result 2t110 ARCHE NOAH exhibition German 33x47 1928 Willy Wolff indigenous expressionist art, festival! Date Sold 12/12/2017 Sold For: Login or Register to see sold price. An Original Vintage Unfolded German Art Exhibition Poster (measures 32 3/4" x 47 1/4" [83 x 120 cm]) (Learn More) Arche Noah (literally translates to "Noah's Ark"), the 1928 German poster (with a tagline that translates to "Noah's Ark the Oriental Art Festival") promoting an art exhibition to take place on January 31st at the Deutschen Theater in Munich, Germany. Note that this poster features indigenous expressionist art by Willy Wolff. It is interesting to note that when Adolf Hitler became the leader of Germany, he banned all expressionist and "modern" art as "decadent", but oddly, he allowed this specific kind of art to continue (perhaps it was related to it taking place in Munich, and perhaps he had fond years of living in Munich as a young man, including when he was in prison near the city, when he wrote "Mein Kampf", and perhaps he did not have a philosophical difference with this kind of art!). NOTE: Click on linked names to see a biography. Artist: Willy Wolff Important Added Info: Note that this poster is one of a remarkable collection of 46 pre-World War II German posters that we were consigned (and we are auctioning them in 46 separate auctions). They date from the 1880s to the late 1930s, but most are from the 1920s and 1930s. Posters from this time period are extremely scarce, due to the massive paper shortages in Germany during World War II. Many of these posters are for specific events that were held, and naturally, those posters would figure to be even more rare, since they could only have been used prior to the date of the event. This is a rare opportunity to purchase these extremely rare posters! Also note that this German A0 poster measures 32 3/4" x 47 1/4" [83 x 120 cm]. Condition: good to very good. The poster was never folded. It has some tears in the left and bottom borders, and tiny paper loss in the lower left border. Someone put some tape on the back of the entire right border where there had been a few small tears, and that tape has bled through to the front. Learn More about condition grades 
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