File:1917 Lipót Sátori Plakat Madonna Csodája (Das Wunder der Madonna), Film mit Maria Carmi, Ungarn, Seidner (Budapest).jpg

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Deutsch: Filmplakat in den Maßen circa 126 x 95 cm zur Uraufführung des Films Madonna Csodája (deutsch etwa: "Das Wunder der Madonna") 1917 in Budapest, im Corso Kino. Den Vielfarbdruck nach einem Entwurf von Lipót Sátori lieferte die Budapester Druckerei Seidner. Im Film unter den Regisseuren Walter Walter Schmidthässler und Robert Reinert spielte Maria Carmi die Hauptrolle, einer der Darsteller war der Schauspieler Theodor Loos. Die Produktion zahlte die Deutsche Bioscop GmbH mit Sitz in Berlin, den Vertrieb übernahm die ungarische Firma Magyar-Osztrák Filmipari-Vállalat ...
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Source http://www.plakatkontor.de/ivpda-poster-show/satori-lipot-film-das-wunder-der-madonna.html
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Lipót Sátori  (1899–1943)  wikidata:Q16523159
 
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Sátory Lipót, Schneider Lipót
Description Hungarian graphic artist, poster artist and illustrator
Date of birth/death 1899 Edit this at Wikidata 1943 Edit this at Wikidata
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