Fritz Rehm (1871-1928) is a German illustrator of the fin de siècle era. Unfortunately, not much is known about his personal life.
He studied art in Munich and opened up his own studio there at the end of the 19th century. His earliest known poster dates to 1896, and he was one of the few German artists represented in the Mâitres de l'Affiche for his 1898 poster.
His earlier works were in Jugendstil style, but he gradually moved towards plakatstil, in which his talent flourished.
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Les Maitres de L'Affiche - 256 images
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Rehm, Fritz (1871-1928) - Victoria Fahrrad-Werke c1910
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