Schuh And Cie Collection

G Schuh & Cie Munich Ludwig Hohlwein Bolls Kindergarderobe
G. Schuh & Cie. (Munich), Ludwig Hohlwein, Bolls Kindergarderobe: Max Captuller Munich, paper, lithography, Total: Height: 124, 8 cm; Width: 91 cm

G Schuh & Cie Munich Ludwig Hohlwein Cafe Corso Dusseldorf
G. Schuh & Cie. (Munich), Ludwig Hohlwein, Cafe Corso Dusseldorf, paper, lithograph, total: height: 125 cm; width: 91 cm, signed and inscribed: u. r

G Schuh & Cie Munich Ludwig Hohlwein Sarrasani
G. Schuh & Cie. (Munich), Ludwig Hohlwein, Sarrasani, lithography, Total: Height: 91.3 cm; Width: 124.5 cm, signed and inscribed: top right in print: LUDWIG HOHLWEIN MUNCHEN, circus posters, camel

Valentin Zietara G Schuh & Cie Munich F P Glass
Valentin Zietara, G. Schuh & Cie. (Munich), F. P. Glass, F. Heubner, C. Moos, E. Preetorius, M. Schwarzer, W. Zietara Posters of the 6 are printed only by Vereinigte Druckereien G. Schuh & Cie

G Schuh & Cie Munich Ludwig Hohlwein First Bavarian Antler Exhibition Munich
G. Schuh & Cie. (Munich), Ludwig Hohlwein, First Bavarian Antler Exhibition Munich, paper, lithography, Total: Height: 125 cm; Width: 91, 5 cm

G Schuh & Cie Munich Ludwig Hohlwein Kunstgewerbehaus Gebrueder Wollweber
G. Schuh & Cie. (Munich), Ludwig Hohlwein, Kunstgewerbehaus Gebrueder Wollweber, Wiesbaden, paper, lithography, total: height: 124, 7 cm; width: 91 cm, signed and inscribed: u. li

G Schuh & Cie Munich Ludwig Hohlwein Gratwohl Cigarettten
G. Schuh & Cie. (Munich), Ludwig Hohlwein, Gratwohl Cigarettten, paper, lithography, total: height: 125 cm; width: 91 cm, signed and inscribed: u. li

G Schuh & Cie Munich Ludwig Hohlwein Wilhelm Mozer Munchen-Nord
G. Schuh & Cie. (Munich), Ludwig Hohlwein, Wilhelm Mozer Munchen-Nord, paper, lithography, total: height: 124.5 cm; width: 91.5 cm

Otto Obermeier G Schuh & Cie Munich Restaurant-Platzl
Otto Obermeier, G. Schuh & Cie. (Munich), Restaurant-Platzl, paper, lithography, total: height: 124, 5 cm; width: 91, 3 cm, signed: u. r

G Schuh & Cie Munich Ludwig Hohlwein Akademie fur Aviatik
G. Schuh & Cie. (Munich), Ludwig Hohlwein, Akademie fur Aviatik, Papier, Lithografie, Total: Height: 124, 7 cm; Width: 91, 3 cm, signed and inscribed: o.li

G Schuh & Cie Munich Ludwig Hohlwein Hermann Scherrer
G. Schuh & Cie. (Munich), Ludwig Hohlwein, Hermann Scherrer. Breechesmaker Sporting-Tailor Munich, paper, lithograph, total: height: 125 cm; width: 91 cm, signed and inscribed: u. r

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"Discover the Legacy of G Schuh & Cie: A Journey Through Munich's Vibrant History" Step into the world of G Schuh & Cie, a renowned name that has left an indelible mark on Munich's cultural landscape. From Ludwig Hohlwein's iconic designs to collaborations with esteemed establishments, this caption unveils the captivating story behind this influential brand. Immerse yourself in Bolls Kindergarderobe, where G Schuh & Cie adorned little ones with stylish and comfortable attire. Ludwig Hohlwein's artistic genius shines through at Cafe Corso Dusseldorf, creating an ambiance that transcends time. Witness the magic of Sarrasani as G Schuh & Cie collaborates with them to bring dreams to life. Valentin Zietara joins forces with G Schuh & Cie for F P Glass, crafting exquisite pieces that captivate all who behold them. Experience Bavarian tradition like never before at the First Bavarian Antler Exhibition in Munich, where G Schuh & Cie showcases their mastery alongside Ludwig Hohlwein's visionary touch. The Kunstgewerbehaus Gebrueder Wollweber becomes a haven for art enthusiasts seeking beauty and innovation curated by none other than G Schuh & Cie and Ludwig Hohlwein. Indulge in luxury as you savor Gratwohl cigarettes while admiring Wilhelm Mozer Munchen-Nord’s impeccable craftsmanship – a collaboration between two icons: G Schuh & Cie and Ludwig Hohlwein. Dine at Otto Obermeier Restaurant-Platzl; its elegant atmosphere enhanced by G Schuh & Cie’s refined taste. Explore new heights at Akademie fur Aviatik as they soar above boundaries under the guidance of none other than Ludwig Hohlwein himself.