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Vintage Germany Poster Stamp Franz Gruber Pleating Embroidery Showpieces Munich
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Oldbrooklynguy (6135)
Vintage Germany Poster Stamp Franz Gruber Pleating · Embroidery · Showpieces · Burglstrasse Munich Unused No Gum. This Poster Stamp Is A Fine Example Of Early 20th-Century Commercial Art In The Jugendstil (Art Nouv ... Read More
Vintage Germany Poster Stamp Franz Gruber Pleating · Embroidery · Showpieces · Burglstrasse Munich Unused No Gum.
This Poster Stamp Is A Fine Example Of Early 20th-Century Commercial Art In The Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) Style, Used To Advertise Franz Gruber, A Munich-Based Textile Business Specializing In Decorative Needlework And Pleating. The Visual Composition Is Rendered In Two Tones—Red And Black—On A Pink Background, Featuring An Elegant Woman In A Long, Embellished Coat Receiving A Piece Of Embroidered Fabric From A Young Girl In A Traditional Skirt. The Girl Presents The Work With Both Hands, Indicating Respect Or Formality, While The Woman Examines It With Poise And Appreciation. Behind Them, Stylized Floral And Geometric Patterns Frame The Scene, Further Emphasizing The Aesthetic And Ornamental Nature Of The Product. This Stamp Advertises Franz Gruber’s Expertise In High-Quality Textile Art, Particularly Embroidered And Pleated Garments Or Decorative Linens. “Vorzeigungen” Refers To Display Or Sample Pieces, Suggesting That The Business Offered Exemplary Samples Of Their Work For Customers Or Exhibitions. “Burglst.” Is An Abbreviation Of “Burglstraße,” The Likely Street Address Of The Business In Munich.This Kind Of Poster Stamp Was Likely Distributed At Trade Shows, In Boutiques, Or With Purchases To Promote Brand Identity In An Era When Decorative Arts And Fine Textiles Were Held In High Cultural Regard. The Stylized Design And Emphasis On Craftsmanship Align With The Artistic Values Of The Jugendstil Movement In German-Speaking Europe. Chat GPT
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This Poster Stamp Is A Fine Example Of Early 20th-Century Commercial Art In The Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) Style, Used To Advertise Franz Gruber, A Munich-Based Textile Business Specializing In Decorative Needlework And Pleating. The Visual Composition Is Rendered In Two Tones—Red And Black—On A Pink Background, Featuring An Elegant Woman In A Long, Embellished Coat Receiving A Piece Of Embroidered Fabric From A Young Girl In A Traditional Skirt. The Girl Presents The Work With Both Hands, Indicating Respect Or Formality, While The Woman Examines It With Poise And Appreciation. Behind Them, Stylized Floral And Geometric Patterns Frame The Scene, Further Emphasizing The Aesthetic And Ornamental Nature Of The Product. This Stamp Advertises Franz Gruber’s Expertise In High-Quality Textile Art, Particularly Embroidered And Pleated Garments Or Decorative Linens. “Vorzeigungen” Refers To Display Or Sample Pieces, Suggesting That The Business Offered Exemplary Samples Of Their Work For Customers Or Exhibitions. “Burglst.” Is An Abbreviation Of “Burglstraße,” The Likely Street Address Of The Business In Munich.This Kind Of Poster Stamp Was Likely Distributed At Trade Shows, In Boutiques, Or With Purchases To Promote Brand Identity In An Era When Decorative Arts And Fine Textiles Were Held In High Cultural Regard. The Stylized Design And Emphasis On Craftsmanship Align With The Artistic Values Of The Jugendstil Movement In German-Speaking Europe. Chat GPT
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