Public Domain Image DVD – Posters of the Art Nouveau Period

Description

You can purchase this product as a Digital Download at a cheaper price on the Public Domain Image Library website.nn If you want to make more money, stop here! Whether you’re looking to make a little bit extra each day or begin a whole new way of life, read on…… This DVD now features over 350 (previously 250) gorgeously lovely poster images in jpeg format that are out of copyright and free to use in whatever way you’d like! Why do I say they’re gorgeously lovely? The pictures themselves are nice of course, great quality scans, but do you know what? There are thousands, perhaps millions, of people out there that absolutely love this kind of stuff! You can take these images and make them into any product you like and sell them to the countless poster and Art Nouveau-lovers out there, making some seriously lovely money for yourself! nMake greetings cards, framed prints and postcards, posters, decoupage and pyramage for card-making, collage, altered art, calendars, mugs, mouse-mats, t-shirts, fridge-magnets and so much more!nnIf you only ever managed to make 3 products or so that you sell for £3.50 (under $6) each, you’ve paid for this DVD – how could it go wrong? It’s a no-brainer, this DVD can make you money, lots of it! The images can be used over and over again with no restrictions and no royalties to pay – EVER! nn Sell your products on Ebay, Etsy, Facebook, your own website, at craft fairs, school fairs, church fairs, in shops – anywhere that there are buyers. Sell for charity, sell for yourself, use the pictures for educational purposes – let your imagination run wild! This DVD contains many of the iconic images from this period representing the work of Jules Ch©ret (50 images), Alphons Mucha (10 images), Th©ophile Steinlen (7 images), Jean de Pal©ologue (10 images), Aubrey Beardsley (4 images), Edward Penfield (36 images), Paul Berthon, Will Bradley (8 images), Leonetto Capiello (12 images), Georges de Feure (8 images), Eug¨ne Grasset (5 images), Albert Guillaume, Dudley Hardy (5 images), Privat-Livemont (4 images), Toulouse-Lautrec (33 images) and more. It also has some other posters of the period representing the gaiety of the theatre, performing arts and advertising. The pictures are all fully named with the artist name and dates, publication it’s taken from with date as well as the name of the picture/description, eg. Ch©ret, Jules (1836-1932) – Les Affiches Illustr©es (1886-1895) 1896 – Folies Berg¨re And with FR