Advertentie voor de Kunst-Anstalt für Moderne Plakate 1895 - 1900

This anonymous poster, dating back to 1895-1900, advertises the "Kunst-Anstalt für Moderne Plakate" (Art Institute for Modern Posters) of Wilhelm Hoffmann in Dresden, Germany. The poster itself embodies the principles of Art Nouveau with its bold, graphic style and sinuous curves, showcasing a woman examining a poster of a woman in a flowing dress. This poster, likely intended for public display, illustrates the growing popularity of the modern poster movement and its impact on commercial design.