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This poster advertises a performance by the Berliner Ensemble. It is not clear what specific play is being performed. The top of the poster has a title: “Unser Recht Zu Leben” (Our Right To Live) above a Picasso drawing of a bird. Below there is a quote from Bertolt Brecht about Carthage in German, French, English, Spanish and Russian. Oversize.
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Brown and tan poster. Most of the lettering is written in the old style German “Fraktur” typeface and so it is pretty hard to read. It appears to advertise a puppet theater production of the story “Der Prinz von Portugal” by Joachim Knauth. Box 5.
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Poster is pink, green, black, white and red. The poster is in two parts, the top half is PA-1008 and the bottom half is PA-1009. Poster advertises a play called “Tag für Tag” by Arnold Wesker. Poster shows various drawings depicting people, a green tree, an ambulance, a record player, bees etc. Box 5.
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Poster is pink, green, black, white and red. The poster is in two parts, the top half is PA-1008 and the bottom half is PA-1009. Poster advertises a play called “Tag für Tag” by Arnold Wesker. Poster shows various drawings depicting scenes of people, a red and white bus, a small red house and a circle with the word London. Box 5.
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Poster has a black border with a white, red, blue and black central image. The image is a drawing of a blue man embracing a red woman who has a knife in her back. The poster advertises a production of Franca Rame and Dario Fo's play “Offene Zweierbeziehung”. Box 5.
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Poster is brown, black and white. Central image is a white shirt hanging on a wooden frame. The poster advertises a production of Gerhart Hauptmann's play “Michael Kramer”. Box 5.
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Black and white poster. Background is a photograph of theater stage with set pieces and a lone figure. The poster advertises a production of G.E. Lessing's play “Miss Sara Sampson”. Box 5.
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Double sided poster. Poster is green, white and black. In the center there is black and white image of a man leaning out of a window. The poster advertises a production of Goethe's play “Torquato Tasso”. The back side has text with production information. Box 5.
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Double sided poster. Poster is black and white. The front shows a black image of a male ballet dancer. The text advertises for an event of ballet and music, including music by Chopin. Jazz and rhythm. Backside includes production notes and additional information. Box 5.
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White, brown, green and yellow poster. The edge of the poster resembles the edge of a carpet. Inside there is a drawing of a man sitting on a tree branch looking down on three figures that are falling through the sky towards a middle eastern city. The poster advertises Norberto Avila's play “Hakins Geshichten”. Box 5.
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Black and orange poster advertising Michail Schatrow's play “Campanella und der Kommandeur”. Box 5.
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Yellow poster with black letters. There is a sketch of a fisherman with a net containing what looks like a black and white image of a mermaid. The poster advertises a play by Joachim Witte called “Mit dem Kopf durch die Wand” (With his head through the wall) adapted from a story by Wassili Axjonow. Box 5.
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Double sided poster. Front side is black and white picture of the interior of a mill, with ladders, ropes and pulleys. The poster advertises Leoš Janáček's opera “Jenufa”. The back side includes a brief essay on Janáček by the director Leo Spies. Box 5.
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Double sided poster. Front side is purple, white and blue and depicts a dreamlike scene with a man looking in on a woman sleeping atop a pile of wildflowers, there is also a cherub of some sort, a large oyster full of pearls, a group of various birds and a boat with sails. Box 5.
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Poster shows a blue sky with a green purple and yellow sun. Below there is a brown and green field with multi-colored flowers. A man wearing a hat that looks like a paintbrush is floating above the grass. Poster advertises a play called “Der Pinsel und Sein Onkel Valentin” by Victor Contreras. Box 5.
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Double sided poster. Back side appears to be articles on topics unrelated to the front of the poster. This could mean that the poster was recycled. The front image is a black and white photograph of a naked woman atop a naked man atop a horse. Red and black letters. The poster advertises “Die Zähmung der Widespenstigen” (The Taming of the Shrew) by William Shakespeare. Box 5.
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Poster has a blue background with a tan, black and pink drawing of a Geisha girl. The poster advertises a production of Madame Butterfly by Giacomo Puccini. Box 5.
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Poster is brown white and black and depicts a wedding scene. It advertises Nikolai Gogol's play “Die Heirat” (Marriage). Box 5.
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Poster advertises a production of Harold Pinter's “The Dumb Waiter” (Der Stumme Diener). It features a photo by M. Kirsten, which shows a jacket hung up on a chair with a hat on the seat and a pair of shoes on the ground in front of it. There is a holster with a pistol hanging over the jacket. Box 5.
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Poster shows a drawing of a pirate ship on a blue sea against a yellow and red sky. Box 5.
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Poster is black, white and red. It features an abstract image which resembles a shattered human face. The title is “Die Havarie” (The Accident) by Katin Lange. Box 5.
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Double sided poster. The front is black, white, red and yellow in a German Expressionist style woodcut depicting a man flying across the night sky in a suitcase. The poster advertises a puppet theater performance of the Hans Christian Anderson story “Der Fliegende Koffer” (The Magic Suitcase). The back side has production notes and a quote from Anderson. Box 5.
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Poster is white with black letters. On the left and right there are drawings of a young girl and young boy in plain clothes and in between them what look like a paper doll cutout of a princess and a chef. The poster advertises a theatrical production of the Brother's Grimm fairytale “Dornröschen” which is the Sleeping Beauty story. Box 5.
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Poster is black, white, pink and gray. The title of the play is at the top in large white letters. The middle shows a woman screaming with both her hands held up to her head. The poster advertises a production of Friedrich Schiller's play “Maria Stuart” directed by Lutz Graf. Box 5.
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Double sided poster is white red and black. It depicts a scene with bloody naked bodies engaged in some sort of ritual or chaotic revelry. The back repeats the same information as the front. The poster advertises a night of amateur puppet theater entitled “Das Spektakel Von Leben und Tod” (The spectacle of life and death). Box 5.