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Diaporamahaus des volkes probstzella, th. 27. coffee pavilion and gazebo (architect Alfred Arndt)
Acrylic On Canvas- WallArt
- Bauhaus Expressionism
1927
15.0 x 11.0 cm
Bauhaus Dessau Foundation
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haus des volkes probstzella, th. 27. coffee pavilion and gazebo (architect Alfred Arndt)
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A Monument to Functionality and Form – Alfred Arndt’s Prostzella Pavilion
Alfred Arndt's “Haus des Volkes Prostzella,” completed in 1927, stands as a testament to the Bauhaus movement’s radical rethinking of architecture and its embrace of vernacular materials. Situated in the picturesque Thuringian Slate Mountains nature reserve, this modest pavilion represents more than just a building; it embodies a deliberate effort to reconcile industrial innovation with the tranquil beauty of the surrounding landscape.
Commissioned by Franz Itting, a prominent industrialist keen on promoting tourism and fostering cultural engagement within Prostzella, Arndt’s design prioritized practicality alongside aesthetic considerations. The pavilion's construction utilized locally sourced timber and stone—a conscious decision to ground the Bauhaus ethos in regional traditions—resulting in a structure that feels both strikingly modern and deeply rooted in its environment.
Bauhaus Influence: Principles of Neues Bauen
Arndt’s involvement with the Bauhaus Dessau profoundly shaped his artistic sensibilities. He absorbed the core tenets of “neues bauen,” or new building, championed by Walter Gropius and Wassily Kandinsky—a philosophy emphasizing functional purity, geometric abstraction, and the unification of art and craft. These principles are evident in Prostzella’s restrained ornamentation and its emphasis on orthogonal lines and planar surfaces.
Classmates with luminaries like Kandinsky and Dora Wibiral, Arndt honed his skills under influential mentors who championed a holistic approach to design. He meticulously documented every aspect of the pavilion's construction—from material selection to structural calculations—reflecting the Bauhaus’s commitment to scientific rigor alongside artistic creativity.
Symbolism Within Simplicity: Reflecting Nature’s Essence
Despite its austere appearance, Prostzella Pavilion possesses a subtle symbolic resonance. The gazebo itself serves as an intermediary space between interior and exterior, mirroring the pavilion's role in connecting visitors with the natural surroundings. Its geometric form—a square frame enclosing a hexagonal roof—represents stability and harmony, echoing the geological formations of the Slate Mountains.
The deliberate use of muted earthy tones—primarily ochre and grey—further reinforces this connection to nature. These colors evoke the textures and hues of stone and timber, creating an atmosphere of understated elegance and contemplative repose. Arndt’s meticulous attention to detail ensured that Prostzella Pavilion would not merely be a building but also a visual embodiment of Bauhaus ideals – beauty born from function.
Technical Considerations: Gelatin Silver Print Reproduction
A high-quality gelatin silver print reproduction captures the pavilion's nuanced tonal range and textural qualities with remarkable accuracy. The photographic process—developed during Arndt’s time at Dessau—preserved the original image’s subtleties, ensuring that collectors can appreciate the artwork’s visual richness.
Reproductions are available in sizes ranging from 15 x 11 cm to larger dimensions, allowing for versatile display options within contemporary interiors. ArtsDot.com offers exceptional quality prints at competitive prices—a perfect opportunity to bring a piece of Bauhaus history into your home.
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Artist Biography
early life and education
alfred arndt, a german architect, was born in elbing, germany in 1896. he studied draughtsmanship at a large machine factory in elbing, east prussia, before being conscripted into military duty during world war i. arndt's early artistic endeavors led him to join the wandervogel, a german nature-oriented youth movement, from 1915 to 1918.career and bauhaus affiliation
arndt studied at the staatliches bauhaus in weimar and at the bauhaus dessau from 1921 to 1926. notably, he took classes under renowned artists like paul klee, dora wibiral, and dorothea seeligmüller. his work in the wall painting department under wassily kandinsky from 1922 to 1924–1925 is particularly noteworthy.notable works and collaborations
arndt's most significant project was the construction of the haus des volkes (house of the people) in probstzella, thuringia, which he modified in the spirit of neues bauen. this project, commissioned by franz itting, showcases arndt's architectural prowess.teaching and later life
from 1930 to 1931, arndt directed the integrated building and interior design departments at the bauhaus dessau. he taught interior design, illustrative geometry, and perspective from 1931 to 1932. arndt left the bauhaus in 1933 and returned to probstzella with his family, working as an advertising graphic designer and architect.legacy
arndt's work can be seen in various collections, including those at the bauhaus dessau foundation. his legacy is a testament to the enduring influence of the bauhaus movement on modern architecture and design.- view arndt's work on ArtsDot.com
- read more about alfred arndt on wikipedia
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alfred arndt
1896 - 1976 , Germany
Quick Facts
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Pre-Raphaelite
- Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist: ['Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood']
- Artists Who Influenced This Artist:
- William Holman Hunt
- Dante Gabriel Rossetti
- Date Of Birth: June 8, 1829
- Date Of Death: August 13, 1896
- Full Name: John Everett Millais
- Nationality: English
- Notable Artworks:
- Ophelia
- Christ in the House of His Parents
- Place Of Birth: Southampton, England
