Adolfo Hohenstein Vintage Poster Prints

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Puccini, La Boheme
9 x 12in / 18 x 24in / More
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Madama Butterfly, c.1904
17in x 11in / More
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IV Esposizione Triennale di Belle Arti, Milano
32in x 44in / More
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Adolfo Hohenstein: Puccini's La Boheme
Biography: Adolf Hohenstein was born in 1854 to German parents in St. Petersburg, Russia. His father was a forest engineer, who worked throughout Europe and moved his family from St. Petersburg to Vienna, Austria, after Adolf was born. After studying art in Vienna, Hohenstein moved to Milan, Italy, in 1879. In the 1880s, he began designing stage sets and costumes at La Scala and other theatres, primarily for grand operas by Puccinni and other composers, which led to his designing opera and other posters for the Ricordi publishing house in Milan (which also published music scores). It was while working in Milan that he changed his first name from Adolf to Adolfo. Designers who worked under Hohenstein at Ricordi included Marcello Dudovich, Achille Mauzan, and Leopoldo Metlicovitz. He died in 1928 at the age of 72 in Milan, Italy. Satisfaction is guaranteed.* Orders are 100% secure.* Click any thumbnail to view a larger version or make a purchase.

Adolfo Hohenstein Vintage Poster Prints

A Calderoni Gioiellerie, c.1898
11in x 17in / More

Birra Italia, c.1906
11in x 17in / More

Fratelli Rittatore Torino
11in x 17in / More

Cesare Urtis Torino Forniture Elettriche
16in x 20in / More

Cintura Calliano Contro Il Mare, c.1898
11in x 17in / More

La Boheme, Musica di Puccini
20in x 28in

Resto de Carlino
12in x 16in / More

Madama Butterfly
28in x 20in

Puccini, Tosca
20in x 28in / More

Fiammiferi Senza Fosforo
11in x 17in / More

Bitter Campari Milano
20in x 24in / More

Cloisonne Artists 1899
11in x 17in / More

Monaco Exposition et Concours 1904
11in x 17in / More

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Adolfo Hohenstein Giclee Prints

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