9783791385280 - our bauhaus. memories of bauhaus people de droste and friedewald (3 resultados)
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Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Although it flourished for only fourteen years, the Bauhaus school remains one of the most influential art and design movements of the 20th century. This collection of personal memories from Bauhaus teachers, students, and friends provides a uniquely intimate portrayal of the movement and a new p…erspective on its development, denouement, and legacy. Introduced through brief biographical sketches, each entry reflects its subject's distinctive voice and features rare photographs of their days at work and at play. 336 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 23 cm. Slight shelf wear to edges, no inscriptions, tight and square binding. Photographs available on request. All books dispatched same or next working day in robust packaging.
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Hardcover. Condición: Fine. 1st. Pictorial boards, 336 pages, illustrations, portraits; 23 cm. Tight, clean copy. *** "Although it flourished for only fourteen years, the Bauhaus school remains one of the most influential art and design movements of the 20th century. This collection of personal memories from Bauhaus teachers, st…udents, and friends provides a uniquely intimate portrayal of the movement and a new perspective on its development, denouement, and legacy. Introduced through brief biographical sketches, each entry reflects its subject's distinctive voice and features rare photographs of their days at work and at play. From the deeply personal experiences of figures such as Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius and Josef Albers to reminiscences from the families of Kandinsky, Klee, and Beckmann, these first-hand accounts bring the Bauhaus back to life for a new generation of fans." - Publisher. *** CONTENTS: Preface; Weimar in those days, by Bruno Adler; Thirteen years at the Bauhaus, by Josef Albers; How I got to the Bauhaus in Weimar, by Alfred Arndt; Homage to Gropius, by Herbert Bayer; Formative years, by Hannes Beckmann; The Bauhaus must go on, by Max Bill; Something on the Bauhaus, by Sa ndor Bortnyik; Letter to the younger generation, by Marianne Brandt; The preliminary course and design, by Hin Bredendieck; Mazdaznan at the Bauhaus, by Paul Citroen; Photography at the Bauhaus, by Lottie Collein; Mies van der Rohe's teaching at the Bauhaus in Dessau, by Howard Dearstyne; The Bauhaus style: a myth, by Walter Dexel; Memories of the beginnings of the Dornburg pottery workshop of the state Bauhaus in Weimar, 1920-1923, by Lydia Driesch-Foucar; The Bauhaus: evolution of an idea, by T. Lux Feininger; Advertising and typography at the Bauhaus, by Max Gebhard; The Bauhaus, the De Stijl group in Weimar, and the Constructivist Congress of 1922, by Werner Graeff; The idea of the Bauhaus: the battle for new educational foundations, by Walter Gropius; Lothar Schreyer and the Bauhaus stage, by Hans Haffenrichter; A look at the Bauhaus today, by Gustav Hassenpflug Dessau and the Bauhaus, by Fritz Hesse; The revival of the Bauhaus after 1945, by Hubert Hoffmann; The dessau and the Moscow Bauhaus (VKhUTEMAS), by Hubert Hoffmann; How the tremendous influence of the Bauhaus began, by Johannes Itten; Interview, by Nina Kandinsky; My memories of the Weimar Bauhaus, by Felix Klee; The Bauhaus: yesterday and today, by Heinrich Koonig; The new Bauhaus, Chicago, by Richard Koppe; The Bauhaus and new architecture, by Ferdinand Kramer; Bauhaus pedagogy and thereafter, by Kurt Kranz; Around the Bauhaus in 1923, by Erich Lissner; My short stay in Weimar, by Gerhard Marcks; A brief moment with Joost Schmidt, by Carl Marx; On architecture, by Hannes Meyer; Questions of interpretation, by Lucia Moholy; Speech on the seventy-fifth birthday of Johannes Itten, by Georg Muche; Experiences of an architectural student, by Pius Pahl; Liberal Weimar, by Gyula Pap; Working with the Bauhaus, by Emil Rasch; The idea, form, and times of the state Bauhaus in Weimar, by Karl Peter Rohl; Bauhaus metamorphosis, by Xanti Schawinsky; Retrospective, by Lou Scheper; The mechanical ballet: A Bauhaus work, by Kurt Schmidt; Interview, by Helene Schmidt-Nonne; Hope for a new world, by Lothar Schreyer; In Kandinsky's classroom, by Ursula Schuh; Weaving at the Bauhaus, by Gunta Stolzl; The Bauhaus as seen by a neighbor to the south, by Ladislav Sutnar; Memories of a Bauhaus member, by Frank Trudel; List of Names; Photo and text credits; Colophon. Size: 8vo. Collectible.
