
One hundred rare posters from early 20th century collector Dr. Hans Sachs are going up for auction at Christie's. The posters, which once belonged to the German-Jewish denitist, were seized by the Nazis prior to World War II and never returned. They are expected to fetch more than $435,000.
Pictured: "Fonotipia" (left) by Marcello Dudovich (1878-1962), estimate: $2,890-4,330 and "Secession 49. Austellung" by Egon Schiele (1890-1918), estimate: $2,890-4,330.
Pictured: "Fonotipia" (left) by Marcello Dudovich (1878-1962), estimate: $2,890-4,330 and "Secession 49. Austellung" by Egon Schiele (1890-1918), estimate: $2,890-4,330.

"Mercedes" (left) by Ludwig Hohlwein (1874-1949), estimate: $7,220-10,100 and "Secession/V. Kunstausstellung" by Koloman Moser (1869-1918), estimate:$7,220-10,100.

"Corsets Innovation" (left) by Charles Loupot, estimate: $7,220-10,100 and "Absinthe Gempp Pernod" by Leonetto Cappiello, estimate: $1,445-2,165.

"Davos" (left) by Emil Cardinaux, estimate: $11,550-17,320 and "Davos" by Burkhard Mangold (1873-1950), estimate: $17,320-26,000.

More characters from "Davos" by Mangold.

More characters from "Davos" by Mangold.

The complete poster collection, which hopes to raise $26,000 at auction.


