Mayami Perfume Cosmetics Poster 0000-1287

According to Websters Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary, the primary meaning for the word cosmetic is of relating to, or making for beauty. It also defines it as a decorative; ornamental. In other words, this Kosel/Gibson collaboration is the total package, creating a nearly kitch-esque promotion for the Mayami cosmetic firm, complete with all the faux-Oriental Art Deco trappings so popular with the 1920 in-crowd, while adding a tad of lush visual luxuriance to a somewhat sullen Austrian streetlife Little is known of Gibson, save for his first name and that he was a posterist who frequently worked alongside the better known Kosel from 1921 through 1929. Rare!

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