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Here some more work from the early 1900's by Swedish Art Nouveau illustrator John Bauer (1882-1918). What a talented man. However, he had a terrible end. At the age of 36, he, his wife and their child died in a shipwreck on a lake in southern Sweden.
Art Deco style work from c. 1930 by Jean Dupas (1882 – 1964), a French painter, artist and designer.
Dutch Modernism from 1885-1888. Rozenburg earthenware plates designed by Theodoor Colenbrander, The Netherlands.
Royal Tailors published this in Chicago, 1916.
They named it: "If they came back for Easter Sunday: how the famous figures of history would look as Royal Tailored men."
George Washington, Napoleon Bonaparte, Otto von Bismarck, and -last but not least- Julius Caesar.
Art Deco figure "Semiramis" by famous Romanian sculptor Demetre Chiparus (1886-1947) from c. 1928.
Poster from 1912 of the Berlin Secession, a Modernist art movement established in Germany in 1898.
Not four but three this time. Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939): "Three seasons". France, 1898.