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  1. Plan for the construction of the Secession, entrance level — Joseph Maria Olbrich, 1897
  2. Study in black and white — František Kupka, 1924

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  1. PROF. DR. BAUMANN HOUSE EXECUTION (foundation plan) — Franz Ehrlich, 1962
  2. A.D.W. MAIN BUILDING GROUND FLOOR 1RST WORKING DESIGN V.2 (Academy of Sciences, floor plan) — Franz Ehrlich, 1976
  3. A.D.W. MAIN BUILDING GROUND FLOOR 1RST WORKING DESIGN V.2 (Academy of Sciences, floor plan) — Franz Ehrlich, 1976
  4. Composition 10 — Piet Mondrian
  5. Architectural Drawing of Hogarth Cloisters, Ealing — arthur heygate mackmurdo, 1892
  6. A.D.W. MAIN BUILDING 2 BASEMENT STOREYS 1RST WORKING DESIGN (Academy of Sciences, floor plan) — Franz Ehrlich, 1976
  7. BOOK AND DOCUMENT REPOSITORY — Franz Ehrlich, 1976
  8. Arrangement in White and Black — James Abbott McNeill Whistler
  9. A.D.W. MAIN BUILDING GROUND FLOOR 1RST WORKING DESIGN V. 1 (Academy of Sciences, floor plan) — Franz Ehrlich, 1976
  10. Floor plan Sleeping room (with interior furnishings) — Franz Ehrlich, 1962
  11. A.D.W. MAIN BUILDING GROUND FLOOR 1RST WORKING DESIGN V.2 (Academy of Sciences, floor plan) — Franz Ehrlich, 1976
  12. 3rd FLOOR (Design for a foreign representation of the GDR. Floor plan) — Franz Ehrlich
  13. Suprematist Composition: White on White — Kazimir Malevich, 1918
  14. Symphony in White Number 1, The White Girl — James Abbott McNeill Whistler
  15. Drawing: Construction of a terrasse, Liebermann Haus — johann otto friedrich julius grisebach, 1895
  16. Plan for the construction of the Secession, entrance level — Joseph Maria Olbrich, 1897
  17. Black-White-Yellow — Anni Albers, 1926
  18. Composition with a black circle — Kazimir Malevich, 1916
  19. Composition, Composition with Red, yellow, blue and black — Piet Mondrian
  20. Bauhaus Dessau preliminary course 1926/27. Wassily Kandinsky. Dividual (grid) and inividual (black) design of the square — friedrich konrad püschel, 1926
  21. Suprematistic composition. White in white. (Feeling of fading away.) — Kazimir Malevich, 1927

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