Kladderadatsch Magazine Illustrations (1902 - 1940)

Cover art by Arthur Johnson, June 1932 

Interior art by Werner Sahmann, 1922 

Interior art by Oskar Garvens, August 1937

Interior art by Werner Sahmann, 1921 

Cover art by Arthur Johnson, September 1931 

Interior art by Arthur Johnson 

Interior art by Arthur Johnson, 1914 

Interior art by Werner Hahmann, 1938 

Interior art by A.L?, 1907 

Cover art by Arthur Johnson, February 1940 

Interior art, 1921 

Interior art by Werner Hahmann, 1940

Interior art by Werner Hahmann, 1931 

Cover art, January 1913 

Interior art by Werner Sahmann, 1921 

Interior art by Werner Hahmann, 1921 

Cover art by Oskar Garvens, January 1931 

Interior art by Werner Sahmann, 1922 

Interior art by Werner Hahmann, August, 1914 

Interior art by Werner Hahmann, 1938 

Interior art by Werner Hahmann, 1936 

Interior art by Moller, 1903 

Cover art by Arthur Johnson, 1923 

Interior art by Werner Hahmann, 1931 

Interior art by Gustav Brandt, 1902 

Interior art by Werner Hahmann, 1934 

Interior art, December 1916 

Interior art, 1922 

Cover art by Arthur Johnson, 1919

Interior art, April 1916 

Cover art by Arthur Johnson, 1932

Cover by Arthur Johnson, based on Arnold Bocklin, November, 1913

 

Kladderadatsch (onomatopoeic for "Crash") was a satirical German-language magazine first published in Berlin on 7 May 1848. It appeared weekly or as the Kladderadatsch put it: "daily, except for weekdays." It was founded by Albert Hofmann and David Kalisch, the latter the son of a Jewish merchant and the author of several works of comedy. Publication ceased in 1944." - quote source

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