To the age its art, to the art its freedom Printable Poster Vienna Secession
A Printable Typography Poster "To the age its art, to the art its freedom". Fin-de-siecle Vienna is the source of this Jugendstil font design from the then viennese font foundry Schriftgiesserei Eduard Scholz. The original release was under the name Reklameschrift Secession. Available in German and English.
An e-Poster for instant download (PDF). This printable wall art can be printed as big as A1 (59,4 x 84,1 cm) in High Resolution (300 DPI) with flawless gallery-like quality.
As this type of poster does not need either photographic quality or artistic signature, we wish you could print it locally on recycled paper (preferably) or FSC certified recyclable paper to minimize environmental footprint and support local printers.
Feel free to print as many posters as you want for your private use or your work as an interior designer!
"To the age its art, to the art its freedom" is the legendary motto of the Vienna Secessionists. 1897 was the year of upheaval and is considered to be the year of the birth of Viennese Modernism. Gustav Klimt left the conservative Arthouse with other artists and founded a new artists' association under the name of the Secession. The Secession style is considered a Viennese variant of Art Nouveau, which determined this epoch throughout Europe. Known in France and Belgium as "Art Nouveau", in Anglo-Saxon countries as "Modern Style" or in Italy as "Stile Liberty". This quote is on the Vienna Secession building and is probably as famous as the building itself. If you ever asked who found this sentence for the Secessionists, very few would tell. It was neither Gustav Klimt nor any other artist of the Secession. It was a talented journalist Ludwig Hevesi, a native Hungarian and proud Austrian, who always had his soul in both capitals.
Data sheet
- Type of product:
- printable
- Format:
- Maximum size:
- A1
- Shape:
- horizontal
- Licence:
- private use and designer projects, without resale