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Satirical illustration by Thomas Theodor Heine for Simplicissimus (March 1916).
talesfromweirdland:We’ve covered the Plague, the Flu–now it’s time for Cholera.Illustration by Thoma
Walter SchnackenbergFasching, from an issue of Simplicissimus,1912
talesfromweirdland:The Plague.Illustration by Thomas Theodor Heine for Simplicissimus, 1911.I love t
Thomas Theodor Heine (1867-1948), ‘Der Karneval ist Aus!’ (The Carnival is Off!), &ldquo
The Kiss of Peace.Satirical illustration by by German artist Thomas Theodor Heine for Simplicissimus
Satirical illustration by Thomas Theodor Heine for Simplicissimus, 1910.
The Flu.Illustration by Thomas Theodor Heine for Simplicissimus, 1929.Debauchery, decadence, chaotic
Thomas Theodor Heine (1867-1948), ‘Die Gelbe Katze’, “Simplicissimus”, #16,
talesfromweirdland:Satirical illustration by Thomas Theodor Heine for Simplicissimus (March 1916).
Fair Judge.Illustration by Thomas Theodor Heine for Simplicissimus, 1928.
thefugitivesaint:Carl Olof Petersen (1880-1939), ‘Aschermittwoch’ (Ash Wednesday), “Simplicissimus”,
Karl Arnold (1883-1953), ‘Die Lustseuche’ (The Pleasure Epidemic), “Simplicissimus
ein-bleistift-und-radiergummi:Erich Schilling Illustration for Simplicissimus ‘Weihnachtsabend mit t
Thomas Theodor Heine, “Siegfried”, 1921. Heine created the famous red bulldog poster for german sat
Wilhelm Schulz (1865-1952), ‘Die alte Stadt’ (The Old City), “Simplicissimus&rdquo
Alfred Kubin (1877-1959), ‘Hexe, die sich verjüngt’, from “Simplicissimus”,
thehistoryofheaviness:Heinrich Zille, published in Simplicissimus, 1922
The Plague.Illustration by Thomas Theodor Heine for Simplicissimus, 1911.I love the figure’s pose: i
Thomas Theodor Heine (1867-1948), ‘Der Zug zum Variété’ (The Pull of Variety), “Si
Brynolf Wennerberg (1866-1950), “Simplicissimus”, Extra-Nummern, 1912Source
Brynolf Wennerberg (1866-1950), “Simplicissimus”, Extra-Nummern, 1914Source
Ash Wednesday (1913). By German illustrator, Karl Arnold.
Olaf Gulbransson (1873-1958) ‘Der Modeteufel’ (The Fashion Devil) cover, &ld
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