Advertising Design Specimens for Dresden Businesses, Steinbach & Strache, Dresden, c.1905–1910

Advertising and stationery designs produced by Steinbach & Strache, a Dresden-based lithography and commercial art studio. The sheet includes examples for Lorenz Keller, a furniture and interior furnishing workshop, Steinbach & Strache’s own advertising atelier, and E. Brammer’s ceramic painting and publishing establishment.

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Advertising Design Specimens for Dresden Businesses, Steinbach & Strache, Dresden, c.1905–1910
Advertising Design Specimens for Dresden Businesses, Steinbach & Strache, Dresden, c.1905–1910
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