Münchener Kalender, Otto Hupp, 1903

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  • Format Calendar
  • Designer/s Otto Hupp
  • Year 1903
  • Size 165mm x 320mm
Otto Hupp
Otto Hupp (1859 to 1949) was a German graphic artist, heraldist and type designer based in Munich. He is best known for his heraldic work, including the long running Münchener Kalender, and for typefaces such as Hupp-Fraktur and Hupp-Antiqua.
Münchener Kalender
Otto Hupp's Münchener Kalender (Munich Calendar) was published from 1885 to 1936. There is a total of 51 issues. Each featuring coats of arms of German states, noble families, and zodiac signs.

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