Hans Hillmann at Museum Folkwang
Now celebrated as one of the most creative and radical film poster designers in post-war Germany, Hans Hillmann (born in 1925) was audacious in his rejection of the artistic vocabulary of the Nazis as well as his aversion to the cavalier ‘loudness
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