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Ross Verlag postcard for Arthur Robison's 1925 film, Pietro, der Korsar
Starring Paul Richter and Aud Egede-Nissen, who were husband and wife at the time.
#aud egede-nissen#paul richter#pietro der korsar#1920s#arthur robison#silent era#silent film#silent film stars#german cinema#weimar cinema#ross verlag#german postcard#vintage postcard#my post
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Hi guys!
You will probably know that over the years, Gustav appeared on countless German and Eastern European postcards, as these were very popular back then for cinema stars and such - there are literally tons of these old postcards from the 20s, 30s, 40s and even 50s floating around among collectors, with some being snapshots/stills from his movies and other being portraits of him, alone or with his co-stars.
So, I just thought that I'd share some of my favorite ones from my own collection... Do you have any favorites yourself? If so, feel free to share!
Here is the first one, still one of the best in my humble opinion. Enjoy!
P.S.: Why does nobody ever talk about his HAIR? Magnificent. As Warren Zevon would say, 'his hair was perfect'.
#metropolis 1927#german cinema#weimar#gustav frohlich#silent cinema#german expressionism#historic#metropolis#postcard#Ross Verlag#gustav fröhlich#UFA film
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i just got a new photo! this time it's the Austrian Hermann Thimig, one of the most popular Austrian actors in German–language cinema. during his life, he starred in hundreds of films, the most important of which are "The Doll", "The Wildcat", "A Night in Venice", "Threepenny Opera", "Paradise on Earth", and "Victor and Victoria". i will definitely tell you about the latter one day.
however, first I must introduce you to Hermann.
like Anton Walbrook, Hermann came from a famous acting family. his father, Hugo Thimig, was an actor, director and stage manager at the Burgtheater, one of the most important theaters in the world. Herman's brother and sister, Helene and Huns, were also actors. Helene was married to Max Reinhardt's.
Hermann made his debut at the Meiningen Court Theatre. since 1916 he performed at the Berlin People's Theatre (Volksbühne) under the direction of Max Reinhardt's. in the same year, he began acting in silent films. with the advent of sound cinema, Thimig moved away from the dramatic stage and played mainly in operetta films and comedies.
he starred with such widely popular actors as Ossie Oswald, Henny Porten, Renate Müller, Heinz Rümann, Hilde Hildebrand and Adolf Wohlbrück.
there is an inscription in German on the back of the photo, which I cannot translate in any way. please, if you are familiar with German, help me! it may not even have any historical value, but I'm terribly curious!
#weimar cinema#old cinema#ross verlag#1930s#vintage men#vintage actors#victor and victoria#hermann thimig#samwoodsonblog
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Viola Dana
German Postcard by Ross Verlag
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German postcard by Ross Verlag, no. 35452, 1928-1929. Photo United Artists.
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Marlene Dietrich, Ross-Verlag
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German postcard by Ross Verlag, no. 6403/1, 1931-1932 featuring Sessue Hayakawa and Anna May Wong in Lloyd Corrigan’s DAUGHTER OF THE DRAGON (1931). Photo: Paramount.
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SEPTEMBER ARTIST BOOK DISPLAY!
CCCP Cook Book: True Stories of Soviet Cuisine. Olga & Pavel Syutkin; translated by Ast A. Moore. [London] : Fuel Design & Publishing, 2015.
The Mental Health Cookbook. Finn Cunningham. [Los Angeles, California] : & Pens Press, 2015.
Artist's Cocktails. Ryan Gander, Phil Mayer. [London] : Dent-De-Leone, 2015.
Light and Flaky : Portrait of the Artist's Mother : A Cookbook. Lise Melhorn-Boe, Pauline Melhorn. [Toronto] : Transformer Press, 1982.
The Starving Artists' Cookbook. Paul Eidia, Melissa Eidia. [New York] : Eidia Books, 1991.
The Futurist Cookbook. F. T. Marinetti. [San Francisco] : Bedford Arts, 1989.
Very Food. Silvia Ziranek. [London] : Book Works, 1987.
Recipe Written from Memory 2. Ross Angus Macaulay, Perro Verlag. [Mayne Island, BC] : Perro Verlag Books by Artists, 2012.
Folly Acres Cook Book. Sue Webster; illustrated by Tim Nobel and Sue Webster. [London] : Other Criteria, 2015.
Type Pie: (A Vaguely Erotic Recipe for Disaster). Marine Parsons, Tara Bryan. [St. John's, Newfoundland] : Walking Bird Press, 2017.
#artists' books#banff centre library#books and libraries#library displays#book art#zines#banff centre#art#libraries
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Tamara Desni
German postcard by Ross Verlag, no. 6346/1, 1931-1932. Photo: Becker & Maas, Berlin.
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1927 c. German postcard from Ross Verlag of petite Italian actress Marcella Albani who appeared in fifty films from 1919 on. From Art Deco, Art Nouveau & 20th Century Decoratif Arts Group, FB.
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Aud Egede-Nissen · Ross Verlag Postcard
In her cabaret costume for Fritz Lang's Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler as Cara Carozza.
#aud egede-nissen#dr. mabuse the gambler#dr. mabuse der spieler (1922)#cara carozza#1920s#fritz lang#silent era#silent film stars#german cinema#weimar cinema#ross verlag#vintage postcards#vintage photography#vintage beauty#my post
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Clara Bow for Dangerous Curves
german postcard by Ross Verlag, no. 4672/4
#clara bow#dangerous curves#1929#pre-code hollywood#lothar mendes#lester cohen#silent film#george p hommel#old hollywood#the it girl#roaring 20s#it
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Anna May Wong
German postcard by Ross Verlag, no. 5477/1, 1930-1931. Photo: Atelier Manassé, Wien (Vienna).
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Mary Pickford
German Postcard by Ross Verlag
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Brigitte Helm
Vintage German postcard. Ross Verlag, Berlin, No. 4380/1, c. 1929. Photo by E.O. Hoppé, London.
German actress Brigitte Helm (1908-1996) is still famous for her dual role as Maria and her double the evil Maria, the Maschinenmensch, in the silent SF classic Metropolis (Fritz Lang, 1927). After Metropolis she made a string of over 30 films in which she almost always had the starring role. She easily made the transition to sound films, before she abruptly retired in 1935.
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Louise Brooks
German postcard by Ross Verlag, no. 4252/1, 1929-1930. Photo: Alex Binder, Berlin.
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