Jugend Magazine, Vol 01, No. 32, August 1896

Munich illustrated weekly magazine for art and life.
G. Hirth’s publishing house in Munich & Leipzig.

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Jugend was a German Jugendstil magazine featuring Art Nouveau illustration and typography.

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Jugend Magazine, No. 32, August 1896
Jugend Magazine, Vol 01, No. 32, August 1896
One of the earliest issues of Jugend, whose name and visual style defined the Jugendstil movement in Germany.
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