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  • Top, a doctor is handing medicine to a woman whose husband has influenza; middle, in a theatre the woman and the man are attending a film or lecture about the medicine, showing that it eliminates the influenza bacillus; bottom, in a bus or train a woman is giving a pill to her travelling companion, while other passengers suffer from influenza. Process print after Leonhard Fries.
  • A man carrying a heavy bundle on his shoulders, representing the burden of rheumatism and gout; advertising Atophan tablets. Lithograph after Leonhard Fries and letterpress (?).
  • A chemist preparing medicine; advertising Schering's Urotropina tablets. Lithograph after Leonhard Fries.
  • A man breaking the chains that bound his arms, representing liberation from rheumatism and gout with the medicine Atophan. Lithograph after Leonhard Fries and letterpress (?).
  • A brush cleaning a brick wall with the aid of Cylotropine liquid, advertising Schering Cylotropina disinfectant medicine. Lithograph after Leonhard Fries.
  • The sun shining amid white clouds by day, advertising Veramon analgesic medicine, and the moon shining amid black clouds by night, advertising Medinal hypnotic medicine. Drawing by Leonhard Fries for Schering Ltd.
  • A German soldier washing his hair with Dr. Dralle's birch-sap shampoo. Process print after Leonhard Fries with letterpress.
  • A German soldier smoking a pipe washes a comrade's hair with Dr. Dralle's birch-sap shampoo. Process print after Leonhard Fries with letterpress.
  • A 'Urotropina' tablet as the sun shining over mountains, advertising Schering's Urotropina tablets. Lithograph after Leonhard Fries.
  • A toddler holding a box of Blédine, advertising Blédine cereal food for infants. Process print after Leonhard Fries.
  • A man about to go hunting and a man in a wheelchair, both drinking Fritz Seyfarth's Conservator (health drink), advertising the product for the healthy and the sick. Lithograph by Leonard Fries.
  • Taking a bath at the Admiralsbad, Berlin. Colour lithograph after L. Fries, 1922.
  • A man throws a bottle of medicine out of the window and instead smokes Massary cigarettes to calm his nerves. Process print after Leonhard Fries.
  • The actor Bruno Kastner holding a tube of Bubisan brilliantine for the hair. Colour lithograph after Leonhard Fries.
  • A cup of steaming Blécao (milk substitute and cocoa). Colour lithograph (?) after a design attributed to Leonhard Fries.
  • A machine for filling bottles or tubes with pills, tablets etc.; advertising Richard Brandt's "Hygienic" machine. Process print after Leonhard Fries.
  • A painter on a crane, eating a meal, while a cleaner tells him to eat his food elsewhere; advertising the value of cleanliness for safety in the building trades. Colour lithograph after L. Fries, 192-.
  • A woman holding a bottle of Bubisan hair lotion. Colour lithograph after Leonhard Fries, ca. 1930.
  • The sun shining amid white clouds by day, advertising Veramon analgesic medicine, and the moon shining amid black clouds by night, advertising Medinal hypnotic medicine. Process print after Leonhard Fries for Schering Ltd.
  • A doctor, an ice-skater and two trapeze artists advocate the use of Piccadilly Juniors cigarettes. Process print, 1939.