Van Sabben Poster Auction 61

483 Frischauf Coquelline 47,5x73,5, ca. 1900, on japan A-/B+ € 460 -1000 484 Aage Sikker Hansen (1897-1955) Cirkel Kaffe FDB 85x62, 1954 A- € 600 -1200 485 Ludwig Hohlwein (1874-1949) Kaloderma Rasier Seife 23x31,5, 1925, on cardboard A-/B+ € 1500 -2500 486 After Maroy Colonial Lottery 62,5x100,5, ca. 1934, on linen A-/B+ € 180 -400 487 Georges Favre Berger-Grillon 80x118, ca. 1930 A- € 360 -700 483 486 485 484 487 62 The representation of people of color in (early) advertising posters This section of the catalogue is devoted to highlighting the vastly different ways people of color have appeared in advertising over the last century. From the offensive advertisements for soap for example, (lotnr. 506), to the fun and sometimes demeaning designs for candy, to the veritable designs of indigenous people produced by Ottomar Anton for African Cruise Lines, (lotnr. 508). These designs are a good insight into the zeitgeist of the perception of race and color. The selected lots here serve as an overview of this design history.