#1920s
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When you’re writing a book on type history, and diving into thousands of specimens, stuff starts to stick out that you may never have noticed before. Here’s a little thread about Flöckinger’s piano and Sternat’s head. In 1925 Berthold ran a
Earlier this summer I read the 1926 fantasy novel "Lud-in-the-Mist" by Hope Mirrlees. In addition to being amused with reading the novel exactly 100 years since its publication, I was surprised at how modern its depiction of Faerie felt. I
🧵 2/3 - Brigitte Helm in 1926 on the set of the film Metropolis. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brigitte_Helm #SciFi #film #cinema #movies #1920s #Germany #dada
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