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Piet Mondrian

Composition With Red Blue And Yellow

Composition with Red, Blue and Yellow by Piet Mondrian (1930) is an oil on canvas painting featuring red squares surrounded by blue and yellow squares—a cornerstone of De Stijl movement and Mondrian's exploration of geometric abstraction.

Paul Klee

1924

Thistle Picture

The dominant color is a muted blue-grey, which varies in translucency and opacity. Accents of purple, brown, crimson, and orange are used to highlight the forms and create shadowy halos around their outlines.

Piet Mondrian

Composition In Grey And Yellow

Explore Piet Mondrian’s "Composition 1916," a seminal abstract work showcasing geometric forms & primary colors. A key piece of De Stijl, this painting exemplifies Neoplasticism's influence.

Germaine Krull

Untitled (mask By Jan Haverman For ›history Of A Soldier‹ By Strawinsky

This artwork showcases Germaine Krull’s masterful photographic technique, utilizing dramatic lighting and shallow depth of field to emphasize the mask's form. Inspired by Strawinsky’s ‘History of a Soldier,’ it embodies New Objectivity principles with its precise realism and geometric composition.

Theo Van Doesburg

1927

Café Aubette, Strasbourg, France

Theo van Doesburg’s ‘Café Aubette’ is a geometric masterpiece of De Stijl, capturing the vibrant energy of 1920s Strasbourg with bold primary colors and precise lines. Explore this iconic work and own a piece of art history.

Paul Klee

Postcard For The Feast Of Lanterns Staatliches Bauhaus In Weimar

Klee's involvement with the Bauhaus school solidified his reputation as a pioneer of modern art, emphasizing experimentation and abstraction.

Untitled (sommerfeld House, Berlin-lichterfelde, Architects Walter Gropius And Adolf Meyer. Concept, Perspective View Of A Reading Room) — Carl Fieger

Carl Fieger

1921

Untitled (sommerfeld House, Berlin-lichterfelde, Architects Walter Gropius And Adolf Meyer. Concept, Perspective View Of A Reading Room)

Discover Carl Fieger’s "Untitled" watercolor depicting a luxurious Berlin study. Art Deco design, symmetrical composition & intellectual atmosphere – a unique Bauhaus piece.

Lubo Kristek

1975

Automatic Trains Of Thought – Desk

Explore Lubo Kristek’s ‘Automatic Trains of Thought – Desk,’ a poignant assemblage reflecting on freedom and confinement through symbolic objects like thorns, wire, and a medicine chest—a captivating piece from 1975.

Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky

Violeta

Carl Fieger

1930

The Ideal Small Flat (for The German Building Exhibition Berlin 1931)

This painting, created in 1930 by Carl Fieger during his Bauhaus apprenticeship, depicts an architectural concept for a house emphasizing functionality and incorporating multiple rooms like a kitchen, living room, bedroom, and bathroom. Supported by extensive research and linked to prominent Bauhaus figures, it exemplifies the movement's ideals.

Franz Ehrlich

4 Armchairs. 1 Bench. Office Of The Vice President (of The Academy Of Sciences Of The Gdr In Berlin)

Lucia Moholy

1926

Masters

A striking black and white architectural study of a modern house from 1926 by Lucia Moholy that captures the harmony between nature and structure, inviting you to explore this timeless piece of Bauhaus history.

Carl Fieger

1921

Wicker Chair

Admire Carl Fieger's 'Wicker Chair' (1921), a striking black & white sketch capturing Bauhaus design principles and showcasing the artist’s mastery of form and detail.

Piet Mondrian

Paul Klee

Piet Mondrian

Germaine Krull

Theo Van Doesburg

Paul Klee

Carl Fieger

Lubo Kristek

Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky

Carl Fieger

Franz Ehrlich

Lucia Moholy

Carl Fieger

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