Afstemningsplakat, 1920: "DE BØD OS TRÆLLENS FORTRYKTE KAAR..."

1 of 24 miniature posters printed 1929 on the occasion of the Danish Work Exhibition in Haderslev See also MKH 144x12 Danish voting poster, Danish text, Zone 1 and 2. Text: They offered us the thistle’s pre-printed kaar they offered us wartime hunger and saar with a harmful heart we erase the power and commandments of evil aarings. Motive: Upper year 1864 including two hourglass and the year 1918. It is all crossed out with a red cross. Designs: Thor Bøgelund. Original Poster printed v. Andreasen and Lachmann Lith. Copenhagen. 1919. Thor Bøgelund 1890-1959 Drawing Thor Bøgelund was trained at the Academy of Fine Arts (1910-13) as a figure painter, but it became the poster that was to become his main medium. As a young idealistic artist he belonged from 1910 to the circle of modernists in the association Young Art, a position that should soon be weakened in favor of a more commercial artist’s view. Bøgelund quickly realized the poster’s commercial advantages, and soon became one of the most sought-after poster and exhibition organizers at home. Abroad, he obtained public recognition with several honorary diplomas. The repertoire embraced widely, Bøgelund thus produced posters for political parties and events, newspapers, rides, product advertising, etc. Of film posters, however, he made only a few. In addition to the extensive poster production, Thor Bøgelund also engaged in the educational and organizational, learning at the Danish Technical School’s then artisan class, and as co-founder of and chairman of the Tegner Association. Under the influence of Ludwig Hohlwein’s tectonic style in particular, and Lucian Bernhard and Julius Klinger’s typography introduced Thor Bøgelund in the 1910s the German Plaster in Denmark with its advertising aesthetic, simple, colouring principles. His figurative expression and writing image preserved throughout his work a certain solidity, but from around the 20 's his style changed to the less doctrinal. At the same time, Cubism and international nature became déco, and later the 30 “s and 40” social realism and streamline now visible in his works. 1 af 24 miniatureplakater trykt 1929 i anledning af Dansk Arbejdes Udstilling i Haderslev Se også MKH 144x12 Prodansk afstemningsplakat, dansk tekst, Zone 1 og 2. Tekst: De bød os trællens fortrykte kaar de bød os krigstiders sult og saar med harmfuldt hjerte vi sletter ud de onde aaringers magt og bud. Motiv: Øverst årstallet 1864 herunder to timeglas og årstallet 1918. Det hele