Guggenheim Exhibits Posters from Interwar Years

The Guggenheim Museum is currently exhibiting interwar posters from Europe created during the interwar years.

According to the museum website, "he 1920s and 1930s were among the greatest years in the history of poster design. Vox Populi, or the “voice of the people,” posters were used by manufacturers, political movements, and the entertainment industry as immensely refined art created for a vast public. "

More on the exhibit can be found here.

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