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Figure 23: “Anthroposophie, Oesterreichischer Bote von Menschengeist zu Menschengeist,”
published by the Bund fur Freies Geistesleben in Austria. The journal appeared twice
monthly from November 1922. The design was drawn by Dr. Steiner.
Figure 24: The same design as that drawn by Dr. Steiner shown in fig. 20. It was given by
him in 1920 for the “Verein des Goetheanum,” together with the lettering in it, which
was copied as faithfully as possible for printing. Since then the design has been used at the
Goetheanum in Dornach.
Figure 25: This design was drawn by Dr. Steiner in 1921 or 1922 for Bulwer Lytton’s novel
Zanoni, The Coming Race.
Figure 26: This was drawn by Dr. Steiner. Nothing more is known about this design than
that it was probably originally intended for writing paper. The motif, the same as in fig. 33, is
drawn in the first case for upright format, and in the second for transverse format.
Figure 27: Dr. Steiner drew this design before 1924 for the book Theosophie, and Frau Pyle-
Waller then executed it for printing.
Figure 28: A later use of the design shown in fig. 25. Note that the word “Vril,” belonging to
the composition in fig. 25, is here omitted.
Figure 29: This design was drawn by Dr. Steiner for the secretary’s office at the Goetheanum.
The motif is the same as in fig. 31, where the form is adapted to a transverse format.
Figure 30: A later use of the design shown in fig. 27.
Figure 31: A design for members’ cards, for use within the Anthroposophical Society. Dr.
Steiner probably drew it in 1923, as the cards were first used early in 1924. The cards are for
transverse format. The print is old gold on a light blue ground of even tone. The motif is the
same as in fig. 29, where it is drawn for upright format.
Figure 32: An attendance card for the “Second International Congress of the
Anthroposophical Movement for the Resolution of the Problem East versus West,” Vienna,
June 1922. Dr. Steiner drew the design. The print is blue-violet (West) and red (East) on a
pink ground.
Figure 33: Dr. Steiner’s design for membership cards of the Anthroposophical Society, drawn
probably in 1923, as they came into use early in 1924. The cards are transverse format. The
print is olive green on a strong pink ground. The motif is the same as in fig. 26.