Jugend Magazine, No. 45, 1900

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

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Jugend Magazine, No. 45, 1900. Cover design by Max Hagen
Jugend Magazine, No. 45, 1900. Cover design by Max Hagen
German Art Nouveau (Jugendstil) magazine published in 1900 by Verlag von Georg Hirth. Cover designer is Max Hagen
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