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Title Page of the Weekly Periodical Jugend (1900)
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“Vigor and Beauty”: Monthly Magazine of the Society for Physical Culture (1906)
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Two Poster Designs by Ludwig Hohlwein (1913)
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Herwarth Walden with his Second Wife, Nell (1916)
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Oskar Kokoschka and Herwarth Walden in the Design Room of Der Sturm (1916)
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“Der – Die – Das” (1897)
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“Reaction” (1898)
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National Liberal “Underwear” (1900)
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The German Steamroller at the Gates of Paris: Simplicissimus Cover (September 15, 1914)
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Max Beckmann, Mars Unleashed and Woman Mourning (1915)
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“Reinforcement” (August 1917)
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“Woe, when he’s let loose!” (August 2, 1914)
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“The Traffic in Foreigners is Picking Up!” (September 1914)
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The “Peace Dove” of the Entente (January 1917)
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