100 - Das Neue Frankfurt. Monthly Journal on the Problems of Modern Design. [Eight issues.] Frankfurt am Main, Englert und Schlosser 1927–1930. With numerous illustrations, some in color. Original illustrated paperbacks.

Das Neue Frankfurt. Monthly Journal on the Problems of Modern Design. [Eight issues.] Frankfurt am Main, Englert und Schlosser 1927–1930. With numerous illustrations, some in color. Original illustrated paperbacks. Posting time: approx. 12:57 (Schedule subject to change) The following issues are available, covering the following topics: II/10 (1928, Stained Glass). - II/12 (1928, Youth and Education). - III/1 (1929, New Buildings in Frankfurt). - IV/11 (1930, The New Frankfurt). - V/1 (1931, Adolf Loos). - V/6 (1931, International Cross-Section). - V/8 (1931, Special Issue: Modern Public Education). - VI/9 (1932, England-America). - The magazine was edited by Ernst May, Frankfurt’s city planning director from 1925 to 1930 and the person responsible for the comprehensive housing construction program in the Main metropolis. In 1925, Ernst May commissioned Hans Leistikow to handle all design work for “New Frankfurt.” Initially, Leistikow and his sister Grete, who served as the photographer, took charge of the magazine’s design; beginning in October 1930, Willi Baumeister designed the issues. Jaeger 1075. — Kermer, Baumeister, pp. 260ff and ill. pp. 286ff. 25.8 × 23.8 cm. - Spine folds slightly brittle; in the case of the voluminous issue II/12, they have been reinforced with strips of Japanese paper.