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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableLudwig Hohlwein was an extraordinarily influential figure in the German art scene of the 20th century, whose work is still recognized and appreciated in many parts of the world. His versatility in various art forms - from architecture to painting to commercial art - and his distinctive style have earned him a significant place in art history. Born in Wiesbaden on July 27, 1874, Hohlwein grew up at a time when the visual arts played a significant role in German culture. His enthusiasm for art and design was evident at a young age. He studied architecture at the Technical University of Munich and during his studies began to create illustrations for the newspapers of the Akademischer Architektenverein.
After his studies in Munich and Dresden and after study trips to London and Paris, Hohlwein worked as an architect, designing interiors for private homes as well as furnishings for the Grand Hotel Continental in Munich and for ocean liners. His work was characterized by a keen eye for detail and a strong orientation towards functionalism. In 1901 he married Leoni Dörr and from this marriage two children were born. In the years that followed, Hohlwein turned increasingly to commercial art and became one of the most prominent and stylistically influential representatives of advertising art. He worked for a variety of clients, including well-known companies such as Audi, Bahlsen, BMW, Daimler-Benz, Erdal, Ernemann, Görtz Schuhe, Kaffee Hag, Kulmbacher, Leitz, Lufthansa, Märklin, M.A.N., Pelikan, Henkel ("Persil"), Pfaff, Reemtsma, Sulima, and Zeiss (Jena). His posters were known for their distinctive style, characterized by the use of dramatic light-dark contrasts and effective use of space.
With the rise of National Socialism in Germany, Hohlwein became a key player in the regime's visual propaganda. He joined the NSDAP in 1933 and worked as a propaganda artist during the Third Reich. His work, particularly his posters for the 1936 Olympics and the postage stamps he designed, played a significant role in shaping the visual image of National Socialism. After World War II, Hohlwein was banned from working because of his association with the Nazi regime, a ban that lasted until February 1946. He then continued to work as a commercial artist in a small studio in Berchtesgaden. He died on September 15, 1949; his gravesite is located in the Old Cemetery in Berchtesgaden.
Overall, Ludwig Hohlwein leaves behind an impressive and complex artistic legacy. His personal style and technical brilliance made him one of the leading German graphic designers of his time. Notwithstanding the controversial phase of his career during National Socialism, his body of work is a testament to his tremendous ability to use imagery and visual communication effectively. To this day, his works are present in many areas of German and international culture and business. In southern Germany in particular, Hohlwein's works can still be seen frequently, for example in Munich's main train station, where the larger-than-life statue of the Franciscan monk that he designed for the Franziskaner Brewery stands. Ludwig Hohlwein's influence is still strongly felt today. Numerous modern graphic designers and illustrators cite his work and draw inspiration from his distinctive style. Hohlwein's works remind us of how strongly design can influence our visual culture and our understanding of the world. They encourage us to continue exploring and harnessing the power and potential of visual communication.
Ludwig Hohlwein was an extraordinarily influential figure in the German art scene of the 20th century, whose work is still recognized and appreciated in many parts of the world. His versatility in various art forms - from architecture to painting to commercial art - and his distinctive style have earned him a significant place in art history. Born in Wiesbaden on July 27, 1874, Hohlwein grew up at a time when the visual arts played a significant role in German culture. His enthusiasm for art and design was evident at a young age. He studied architecture at the Technical University of Munich and during his studies began to create illustrations for the newspapers of the Akademischer Architektenverein.
After his studies in Munich and Dresden and after study trips to London and Paris, Hohlwein worked as an architect, designing interiors for private homes as well as furnishings for the Grand Hotel Continental in Munich and for ocean liners. His work was characterized by a keen eye for detail and a strong orientation towards functionalism. In 1901 he married Leoni Dörr and from this marriage two children were born. In the years that followed, Hohlwein turned increasingly to commercial art and became one of the most prominent and stylistically influential representatives of advertising art. He worked for a variety of clients, including well-known companies such as Audi, Bahlsen, BMW, Daimler-Benz, Erdal, Ernemann, Görtz Schuhe, Kaffee Hag, Kulmbacher, Leitz, Lufthansa, Märklin, M.A.N., Pelikan, Henkel ("Persil"), Pfaff, Reemtsma, Sulima, and Zeiss (Jena). His posters were known for their distinctive style, characterized by the use of dramatic light-dark contrasts and effective use of space.
With the rise of National Socialism in Germany, Hohlwein became a key player in the regime's visual propaganda. He joined the NSDAP in 1933 and worked as a propaganda artist during the Third Reich. His work, particularly his posters for the 1936 Olympics and the postage stamps he designed, played a significant role in shaping the visual image of National Socialism. After World War II, Hohlwein was banned from working because of his association with the Nazi regime, a ban that lasted until February 1946. He then continued to work as a commercial artist in a small studio in Berchtesgaden. He died on September 15, 1949; his gravesite is located in the Old Cemetery in Berchtesgaden.
Overall, Ludwig Hohlwein leaves behind an impressive and complex artistic legacy. His personal style and technical brilliance made him one of the leading German graphic designers of his time. Notwithstanding the controversial phase of his career during National Socialism, his body of work is a testament to his tremendous ability to use imagery and visual communication effectively. To this day, his works are present in many areas of German and international culture and business. In southern Germany in particular, Hohlwein's works can still be seen frequently, for example in Munich's main train station, where the larger-than-life statue of the Franciscan monk that he designed for the Franziskaner Brewery stands. Ludwig Hohlwein's influence is still strongly felt today. Numerous modern graphic designers and illustrators cite his work and draw inspiration from his distinctive style. Hohlwein's works remind us of how strongly design can influence our visual culture and our understanding of the world. They encourage us to continue exploring and harnessing the power and potential of visual communication.
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.jpg "Feima - Coffee Substitute with Bean Coffee by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "And you Steel Helmet, League of Front Soldiers by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Poster Advertising Hellabrunn Zoo in Munich by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Lady on Horseback in Riding Costume as Worn for Fox Hunting in England by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Small Film Camera Leica – Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Confection Kehl, 1908 by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Kaloderma / SHAVING SOAP IN STICKS / SHAVING CREAM IN TUBES by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Tobacco-Cigars-Cigarettes Franz Foveaux Cologne by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Dog Show by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Riquetta Chocolate, 1925 by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Summer in Germany by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Kaffee Hag by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "MERCEDES by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Riquet Sudana Chocolate Pralines with Noble Rose Cream by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Tonhalle ... Exhibition of Works by Interned German Prisoners of War in Switzerland, published in 1918 by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Sulima - My Favorite Cigarette by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Poster advertising flights to Berlin with German Lufthansa by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Zoological Garden, Munich by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Advertising Poster for Kaffee Hag by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Ernemann Kinox. The Ideal Family Cinematograph by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Mercedes by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "From the Portfolio Turf. Twelve Horse Racing Images by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Poster of the IV Olympic Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Parfumerie Tochtermann by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Confection Kehl / Brand: PKZ Lucerne 2 Kramgasse by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Flying Machines – Works, Gustav Otto Munich by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Casanova Cigarettes Gipsy by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1069927).jpg "Food / Caviar (cleaned and salted roe). by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Casanova Cigarettes / Knight Gero by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Riquet Tea, Strongly Aromatic by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Fund raising poster for the People")
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.jpg "Zeiss Telescopic Sights and Hunting Glasses by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Torpedo Weilwerke Bicycles by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Hirschberg & Co. Sports and travel clothing by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Riquetta - The Delicious Eating Chocolate by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Swimmer by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Victoria Bicycles by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Hermann Scherer by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "The Grathwohl Cigarette by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "The high alpine Mittenwald by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Igeha Chocolate - Hauswaldt by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Busch Opera Glasses Field Glasses Sports Glasses by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Richard Strauss Week, 1910 by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Wear Jewelry / You Win by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Riquet Mammoth Cocoa by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "From the Portfolio Turf. Twelve horse racing images by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Yama. The Deity of Death by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Garden City Munich-South-West / Villa Plots / Tram Line 16/18 / Finished Villas (Holzapfelkreuth) / Homestead Society by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "PFAFF by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Munich Zoo by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Tobacco: advertising poster for cigarettes")
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.jpg "Ludendorff Donation for War Disabled by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Adler Typewriters by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "North German Lloyd Bremen by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1448938).jpg "Poster advertisement for Hackerbrau Beer, c.1930 by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1453837).jpg "Ernemann Kinox, The Ideal Family Cine-camera, Germany by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Poster for Shoe Advertisement by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Stuart Webbs The Rat Hole by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "In the Future Only Offset Printing! by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Spring in Wiesbaden by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "AEG Nitra Lamp by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Poster advertising the ladies")
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.jpg "Guta / The Lady")
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.jpg "Tekrum Macaroon Products by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Igeha Green Emblem - Cocoa Hauswaldt by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "What the Nobleman Wears by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Yellowstone Park by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "JOHN BULL FOOTBALL BOOTS. Each pair with a guarantee certificate. Available here! by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Marco Polo Tea - Franz Kathreiners Nachf. G.M.B.H. Munich by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Direct China Cotton Importers by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Ueberetscher Champagne Winery, c. 1909 by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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.jpg "Deutsche Lufthansa, Poster for German Airlines Promoting the 1936 Olympic Games in Nazi Germany by Ludwig Hohlwein")
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