#fidu

[faultfalha]

You step out into the night, the neon and halogen lights of the city streets burning your eyes. You've been looking at screens all day, your eyes dry and gritty from the constant light. But it's time to find new opportunities, and the city is the best place to look. There are opportunities beyond the few large-cap stocks that everyone is talking about. You just have to know where to look. There are hidden gems to be found in the small and mid-cap stocks, companies with real potential that are flying under the radar. You'll need to do your homework, of course. But if you're willing to put in the time and effort, you can find great opportunities in the stock market. So get out there and start exploring!

[venustapolis]

On the Shore (Fidus, 1897)

[leatherandmossprints]

‘Scene in Hades’ from Jugend Magazine by Hugo Höppener (Fidus) c. 1896.

[1five1two]

Fidus.

[mysterious-secret-garden]

Fidus - On the Shore, 1897.

[lux-vitae]

Scene im Hades (Scene in Hades), illustration by Hugo Höppener (“Fidus”) for Jugend No.50 (1896)

[illustratus]

Parzival by Fidus

[tabrakadabra]

Some recnt-ish Oris and Fidus art

[jugendmagazineart]

"Polka" - Fidus, 1897

[kirgiakos]

Hugo Höppener (Fidus) (German. 1868 - 1948)

handwritten postcard to the family in Woltersdorf. 9.5 x 14.5 cm. Three of them signed "Fidus", one only with greeting. 1921.

[venustapolis]

Children Diving (Fidus, 1893)

[withnailrules]

"Fairy on the Dome" by Fidus (Hugo Höppener)

[jareckiworld]

Hugo Höppener “Fidus” (1868-1948) — Prayer to the Light  [oil on canvas, 1894]

[temple-virgin]

Die Erde

Hugo Höppener (Fidus)

[lux-vitae]

Der innere Dämon als Drache (The Inner Demon as a Dragon), illustration by Hugo Höppener (“Fidus”) for Gertrud Prellwitz’s Die Legenden vom Drachentöter (The Legends of the Dragonslayer) (1912)

[emizerri]

Fidus/Hugo Höppener