Hohlwein Collection

German poster campaign for injured soldiers
German poster to raise funds for war wounded soldiers, showing a soldier with a crutch in his left hand and tools in his right

Golf in Germany, c. 1930. Creator: Hohlwein, Ludwig (1874-1949)
Golf in Germany, c. 1930. Private Collection

Allemagne. L'Eté sur les bords du Rhin, ca 1935. Creator: Hohlwein, Ludwig (1874-1949)
Allemagne. L'Ete sur les bords du Rhin, ca 1935. Private Collection

Motoring in Germany, 1930. Creator: Hohlwein, Ludwig (1874-1949)
Motoring in Germany, 1930. Private Collection

Ludwig Hohlwein (1874-1949). German architect and poster artist Date: 1927

Dog Show, 1912. Creator: Hohlwein, Ludwig (1874-1949)
Dog Show, 1912. Private Collection

Mercedes, 1914. Artist: Hohlwein, Ludwig (1874-1949)
Mercedes, 1914. Private Collection

Parfumerie Tochtermann, 1910. Artist: Hohlwein, Ludwig (1874-1949)
Parfumerie Tochtermann, 1910. Private Collection

Richard Strauss Week, 1910. Artist: Hohlwein, Ludwig (1874-1949)
Richard Strauss Week, 1910. Private Collection

Hercules Beer, 1925. Artist: Hohlwein, Ludwig (1874-1949)
Hercules Beer, 1925. Private Collection

Confection Kehl, 1908. Artist: Hohlwein, Ludwig (1874-1949)
Confection Kehl, 1908. Private Collection

Riquetta Chocolate, 1925. Artist: Hohlwein, Ludwig (1874-1949)
Riquetta Chocolate, 1925. Private Collection

Poster for the 1936 Winter Olympic Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, 1936. Artist: Ludwig Hohlwein
Poster for the 1936 Winter Olympic Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, 1936. A print from Olympia 1936, Die Olympischen Spiele 1936, Volume I, Cigaretten-Bilderdienst, Hamburg, 1936

Ludwig Hohlwein Hermann Sonntag & Co Germany
Ludwig Hohlwein, Hermann Sonntag & Co, Germany - Rheinzauber, paper, lithography, total: height: 101, 3 cm; width: 63, 3 cm, signed: recto u. li

Ludwig Hohlwein Hermann Sonntag & Co Zum Bodensee! Der Lo
Ludwig Hohlwein, Hermann Sonntag & Co, Zum Bodensee! Der Lowe von Lindau/ Bayern, paper, lithograph, total: height: 101 cm; width: 63, 5 cm, signed: recto u. r

R Strauss (Hohlwein)
RICHARD STRAUSS German musician, a comment on his productivity Date: 1864 - 1949

WWI: POSTER, 1914. German Red Cross poster promoting a collection drive for injured soldiers. Lithograph by Ludwig Hohlwein, 1914

INTERNATIONAL FAIR, 1919. Lithograph by Ludwig Hohlwein, 1919

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Ludwig Hohlwein, a renowned German artist, is best known for his captivating poster campaigns that left a lasting impact on various industries. One of his notable works includes the German poster campaign for injured soldiers during a time of war, showcasing his empathy and support for those who sacrificed their well-being. Hohlwein's artistic prowess extended beyond this humanitarian endeavor. He collaborated with prominent figures like R. Strauss to create visually stunning posters that captured the essence of their respective events. For instance, the Dog Show in 1912 witnessed Hohlwein's creative brilliance as he depicted the elegance and grace of these beloved animals. His talent also found expression in commercial advertisements, such as Mercedes in 1914 and Parfumerie Tochtermann in 1910. Through vibrant colors and meticulous attention to detail, Hohlwein enticed viewers to indulge in luxury goods while simultaneously appreciating artistry. The Richard Strauss Week in 1910 showcased Hohlwein's ability to encapsulate musical genius through visual representation. His posters not only promoted cultural events but also served as collectible pieces that celebrated the harmonious blend of music and art. Hohlwein's versatility shone through when he ventured into promoting beverages like Hercules Beer in 1925 or confectioneries like Confection Kehl in 1908 and Riquetta Chocolate in 1925. These advertisements exuded an aura of indulgence while highlighting Hohlwein's mastery over composition and color schemes. One cannot overlook Ludwig Hohlwein's contribution to historical events either; his iconic poster for the 1936 Winter Olympic Games immortalized Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany as it hosted this prestigious sporting event. The artwork reflected both national pride and artistic excellence—a testament to Hohlwein's ability to capture significant moments through design. Throughout his career, Ludwig Hohlwein left an indelible mark on the world of art and advertising.