Folk Art Tile

[ErichS]

Here's an interesting piece that I just picked up, showing a young Aryan family. Note the life rune on the craddle. I think that this tile was part of a larger work.

[Etienne B.]

looks nice,are their any other examples known ?

[ErichS]

looks nice,are their any other examples known ?

I've seen one or two years ago but with different subject matter. This type of Folk rual art seems to have been popular in the 30's.

[Capt. R]

Nice tile! I'll bet they aren't faking these yet!

[ErichS]

Nice tile! I'll bet they aren't faking these yet!

Not unless they're doing each one by hand!

[Robert H]

No healthy breastfeeding for a young Aryan?
Very nice title!

[Robin Lumsden]

Caption competition!

[Michael Fay]

sunflowers

I like the sunflowers. This is somthing I have seen before as a youthful motif. Added to the more obvious known symbols --- it is very nice.

[Dr. Strangelove]

Boobs

No healthy breastfeeding for a young Aryan?
Very nice title!

I'm with Robert, I wanna see Boobs !

[ErichS]

I'm with Robert, I wanna see Boobs !

Sorry about the no boobs guys, but I think that this tile really represents the back to the soil/ family thinking of the times.

[Dr. Strangelove]

Tile

Sorry about the no boobs guys, but I think that this tile really represents the back to the soil/ family thinking of the times.

I want your Tile. I like it. It has a "Blondie" Cartoon Comic Strip sort of vibe.

[ErichS]

A collector friend who worked in Germany many years ago remembered seeing these type of tiles in public buildings and they were later removed due to their NSDAP subject matter. Could there be a Lebensborn connection to this tile due to it's subject matter?????

[Robert H]

I doubt it is connected to Lebensborn or even any other organization.
It's heritage, that's all I can say about this tile.

See the German never wore white socks, even back to these days

[ErichS]

I doubt it is connected to Lebensborn or even any other organization.
It's heritage, that's all I can say about this tile.

See the German never wore white socks, even back to these days

I agree Robert that it's a culture piece in line with NSDAP Folklore.

[mametz]

What size is it? and can we see the back of it.
Regards
Mametz