This vintage poster illustrates the announcement of the twenty-fourth art exhibition (Kunst Ausstellung) of the Berlin Secession, held from April to September 1912. It features a bold and original graphic composition depicting a black silhouette of a bear wearing a laurel wreath on its head, facing a woman dressed in a green gown in the characteristic style of the early twentieth century. She appears to touch the bear's forehead with a gentle, almost ceremonial gesture. The solid blue background highlights the two figures while creating an elegant contrast. The black typography, in capital letters and angular style, emphasizes the name of the event and practical information such as the location, Kurfürstendamm 208-209, the address Ad. Uhlandstrasse, as well as the daily opening hours from 9 am to 7 pm. The poster serves as an ideal wall decoration for art and history enthusiasts, combining Art Nouveau aesthetics with a modern graphic touch for its time. As a poster, it brings a cultural and historical atmosphere to any room, whether a living room, office, or exhibition space. The subdued colors and clear design make this poster a perfect choice for those wishing to enhance an artistic wall decoration inspired by the major German art exhibitions of the early twentieth century.