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Van Munster's Dutch Magenbitter - Albert Klingner (1900)
Van Munster's Dutch Magenbitter - Albert Klingner (1900)
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A screaming clown in expressive colors captivates the viewer in this groundbreaking poster design by Albert Klingner from between 1900 and 1902. The powerful composition for 'Van Munster's Hollandsch Maag Bitter' combines the striking aesthetic of the turn of the century with an almost modern, graphic harshness. The face, framed by a white ruff against a deep black background, uses the signal colors red and white to visually emphasize the effect of the Dutch stomach bitter. Klingner, known for his concise Berlin posters from the Hollerbaum & Schmidt era, created a work here that goes far beyond mere product advertising and is now considered an icon of early graphic design. It is an eccentric graphic statement piece for people interested in historical advertising art and bold interiors.
You will receive a modern reproduction of the featured motif, not an original poster.
High-quality print on 200g/m² FSC premium paper or equivalent paper, matte finish.
Note: Frame and decoration in the product photos are not included.
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Historical Reproduction
Carefully selected poster motif based on an old template.
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Matte paper
Printed on matte 200 gsm paper with a smooth finish. FSC certified or equivalent.
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30-day right of withdrawal
You can return your poster after receipt. You will bear the return costs.
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Free shipping
Shipping is included in the price. Delivery usually within 3 to 5 business days.
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Without frame
All posters are delivered unframed. This way, you can choose the frame to match your room.
Do you have any questions?
What does Atelier Orlo do?
Atelier Orlo curates historical poster art as high-quality poster prints. The selection ranges from old advertisements, magazine covers, and travel posters to medicine, theater, Art Deco, and Art Nouveau.
It's not just about a motif being old. What's crucial is whether it still resonates today: through color, typography, composition, or a little story you'd like to have on your wall.
Can I return the poster?
Yes. You have a 30-day right of withdrawal. As the buyer, you bear the costs of the return shipment. Please return the poster well-protected, preferably in its original packaging or similar secure packaging.
Is it an original poster?
No. Atelier Orlo does not sell original posters, but carefully selected reproductions of historical designs. This makes historical poster art accessible without claiming to be a collector's original.
Does the poster come framed?
No. All posters are delivered unframed. This allows you to choose a frame that matches your room, wall color, and interior design style.
What kind of paper is used for printing?
Printing is done on matte 200 g/m2 paper. The surface is smooth and non-reflective, so that colors, typography and details of the motif appear calm. FSC-certified or equivalent paper is used.
How long does shipping take?
Your poster will be printed after your order and carefully packaged. Delivery usually takes place within 3 to 5 business days. The poster will be sent in protective packaging to ensure it arrives safely.
Which shipping carriers do you use?
We ship with DHL, FedEx or DPD, depending on the delivery address and availability.
Which service provider is used depends on where your poster is delivered and which shipping method makes the most sense for your order.
Legal notices on product safety
Our posters are produced, packaged, and shipped through our printing partner, Gelato.
This allows us to ensure short delivery routes, fast shipping times, and high print quality.
Contact information for our production partner (for manufacturer information only, not for customer service):
Gelato ASA
Dronning Eufemias gate 8
0191 Oslo, Norway
Organization number: 991753591MVA
LUCID-ID: DE2478308883224
support@gelato.com
Important: For questions regarding your order, cancellation, or support, please contact us directly:
hello@atelier-orlo.de
Selected for Atelier Orlo
I'm Niklas and I founded Atelier Orlo. The selection includes designs that are not only old but still resonate in a room today. Sometimes through color, sometimes through typography, sometimes through a small story within the image. That's exactly what Atelier Orlo is for: posters that don't feel like arbitrary wall decorations.