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bauhaus basics bauhaus.photo
100 photos from the collection of the Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin

bauhaus basics
 Bauhaus-Archiv/Museum für Gestaltung, Anja Guttenberger (Ed.)

From the very beginning, photography played an important role at the Bauhaus, from a playful or experimental manner to the targeted application of its own products. As a flexible medium, photography was also particularly well suited to capture the untroubled life at the bauhaus on immediate way, thus conveying to posterity the atmospheric image of a young avant-garde. We are pleased to present the multifaceted nature of photography at the bauhaus with this publication and to take the reader on a journey through time into the world of the Bauhaus ... – Annemarie Jaeggi

2015, Bauhaus-Archiv, Berlin
141 Pages, 100 Abb., Broschur
German/English (bilingual)
ISBN 978-3-922613-46-6
EAN 9783922613466

  • Foreword, p. 6
  • bauhaus.photo, p. 10
  • Living the Bauhaus, p. 18
  • Architecture and Products, p. 54
  • Bauhaus Faces, p. 86
  • Photo course Peterhans, p. 116
  • Imprint, p. 142

  •  Bauhaus-Archiv/Museum für Gestaltung
  • Anja Guttenberger
bauhaus.photo. 100 photos from the collection of the Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin, Cover, 2015.
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Bauhaus in einem Foto | Kultur erklärt – Flick Flack | ARTE Was, wenn der Geist des Bauhaus in nur einem Foto zum Ausdruck käme? Genau das bietet diese Folge von „Flick Flack“, die sich mit der Bauhaus-Szene von 1926 auseinandersetzt.
bauhaus.photo. 100 photos from the collection of the Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin, sample page, 2015.
© Bauhaus-Archiv, 2015.
bauhaus.photo. 100 photos from the collection of the Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin, sample page, 2015.
bauhaus.photo. 100 photos from the collection of the Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin, sample page, 2015.
© Bauhaus-Archiv, 2015.
bauhaus.photo. 100 photos from the collection of the Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin, sample page, 2015.

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Photographer Jean Molitor has been tracing the heritage of the Bauhaus around the world since 2009. He started his “bau1haus” project in Africa, and has pursued it in 30 countries of Europe, Asia and Latin America.

Mit Anna, Bella und Caramella in der Bundesschule Bernau auf den Spuren der Bauhaus-Architekten Hannes Meyer und Hans Wittwer.