Oskar Schlemmer… Stick Dance, Figure in Space with Plane Geometry and
Spacial Delineations, Bauhaus Masks, Triadic Ballet Costume Sketch,
Space Dance, Triadic Ballet Costume Sketch, Stick Dance, The Disk Dancer
Costume, Stages in Dramatic Gesture, Kurt Schmidt Mechanical Ballet.
1921-1927.
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Walter Gropius (1883-1969), Törten housing estate, Dessau. Row houses, isometric, 1926-28. Ink, spatter paint and gouache on paperboard.
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“Untitled” - Woman in B3 club chair by Marcel Breuer wearing a mask by Oskar Schlemmer and a dress in fabric designed by Lis Beyer - gelatin silver print, ca. 1926.
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Shellhouse of Emil Fahrenkamp in Berlin, Germany.
Bauhaus 1932, Photo © Joel Tjintjelaar.
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Marcel Breuer - Tischlerei Bauhaus Weimar, Lattenstuhl, 1924.
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Gunta Stölzl - from a design painted in 1928. Handspun and hand-knotted wovern Anatolian wool and mohair rug
8 x 10 ft.
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Ludwig Mies van der Rohe - The Renowned Architect
The name of Ludwig #Mies van der #Rohe (or simply Mies) is familiar to anyone related to #architecture, from first-year students to the acclaimed masters. Others probably know him because of his famous furniture design (especially chairs). While Gropius is immediately associated with the Bauhaus, and the Bauhaus only, Mies, who was his prolific successor, has made many significant projects afterward – which is not to say that his effort and enthusiasm related to the school was not worthy of admiration. Mies was the last Bauhaus director, who had tried to run the school in Berlin, while investing his own money in it – but the fight against Nazis was a futile one. However, he remained a part of the German avant-garde, mingling with almost every movement there was, later on, all of them related to Modernism. Eventually, he was one of the people who helped translate the Bauhaus principles and concepts onto other continents, since he was an educator in the USA as well, and it is one of the biggest things done for the Bauhaus.
Bauhaus / Art as Life / Art and Technology - A new Unity / Kunst und Technik - Eine neue Einheit © MWArt.
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Inconnue au masque dans un fauteuil tubulaire de Marcel Breuer portant un masque de Oskar Schlemmer.
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