• Our summer exhibition is here! “Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele: 1918 Centenary” opens today. It includes a strong selection of intimate photographs of both artists, including this image by Moriz Nahr, “Gustav Klimt,” from 1917. #neuegalerieny #gustavklimt
    Our summer exhibition is here! “Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele: 1918 Centenary” opens today. It includes a strong selection of intimate photographs of both artists, including this image by Moriz Nahr, “Gustav Klimt,” from 1917. #neuegalerieny #gustavklimt
  • Meet Angelina Lippert, Curator at @posterhousenyc! She has spent over a decade studying the history of posters and is an avid collector herself. Says Angelina, More so than any other form of art, the invention of the color print, and subsequently the poster, revolutionized the way the public could interact with a decorative visual medium. #MuseumInstaSwap #posterhousenyc
    Meet Angelina Lippert, Curator at @posterhousenyc! She has spent over a decade studying the history of posters and is an avid collector herself. Says Angelina, More so than any other form of art, the invention of the color print, and subsequently the poster, revolutionized the way the public could interact with a decorative visual medium. #MuseumInstaSwap #posterhousenyc
  • Starke Hand Rettet das Land, Fritz Rosen, ca. 1933 The title of this work by German artist Fritz Rosen translates to A Strong Hand Saves the Land. It was meant as a symbol against Nazism and Communism. Poster House (@posterhousenyc) will be dedicated to presenting the impact, culture, and design of posters, both as historical documents and methods of contemporary visual communication. #MuseumInstaSwap #posterhousenyc
    Starke Hand Rettet das Land, Fritz Rosen, ca. 1933 The title of this work by German artist Fritz Rosen translates to A Strong Hand Saves the Land. It was meant as a symbol against Nazism and Communism. Poster House (@posterhousenyc) will be dedicated to presenting the impact, culture, and design of posters, both as historical documents and methods of contemporary visual communication. #MuseumInstaSwap #posterhousenyc
  • “Born out of the consumerist fervor of the Industrial Revolution, posters have a long history as a bridge between the worlds of art and design.” Shown above is a series of posters created as advertisements to promote a range of goods very stylishly. @posterhousenyc #MuseumInstaSwap #posterhousenyc 1. A poster by Austrian artist Walter Hofmann, ca. 1932, that used a monkey to promote a party at a local zoo. 2. Cigarette ad created for Roth-Händle, Michael Engelmann, 1958 3. Klub Disco Club, Boris Bucan, 1982 4. Let Me Entertain You, Marcia Resnick, ca. 1971
    “Born out of the consumerist fervor of the Industrial Revolution, posters have a long history as a bridge between the worlds of art and design.” Shown above is a series of posters created as advertisements to promote a range of goods very stylishly. @posterhousenyc #MuseumInstaSwap #posterhousenyc 1. A poster by Austrian artist Walter Hofmann, ca. 1932, that used a monkey to promote a party at a local zoo. 2. Cigarette ad created for Roth-Händle, Michael Engelmann, 1958 3. Klub Disco Club, Boris Bucan, 1982 4. Let Me Entertain You, Marcia Resnick, ca. 1971
  • The first exhibition at @posterhousenyc, opening in 2019, will celebrate the art and life of Alphonse Mucha, a Czech artist who created some of the most exquisite Art Nouveau posters. Swipe left for a slideshow of his iconic work. #MuseumInstaSwap #posterhousenyc #alphonsemucha 1. The Arts: Dance, 1898 2. Zodiac, 1896 3. Monaco, Monte-Carlo, 1897
    The first exhibition at @posterhousenyc, opening in 2019, will celebrate the art and life of Alphonse Mucha, a Czech artist who created some of the most exquisite Art Nouveau posters. Swipe left for a slideshow of his iconic work. #MuseumInstaSwap #posterhousenyc #alphonsemucha 1. The Arts: Dance, 1898 2. Zodiac, 1896 3. Monaco, Monte-Carlo, 1897