Bauhaus

<n>Bauhaus</n> <n>Teapot and strainer, model No. MT 49</n> by <n>Marianne Brandt</n>, 1924. Photo by <n>Lucia Moholy</n>.

Posters designed by <n>CoType Foundry</n> to showcase their <n>Aeonik Pro</n> typeface.

<n>Mechanical stage design</n> (1925-1926) by <n>Bauhaus</n> artist <n>Joost Schmidt</n>.

"Bauhaus homage Modern Gallery Abstract Colorful Shape Minimalist Print" Art Print for Sale by AtelierDiKoko

Album art for <n>Influence</n> by musician <n>Mark Groot</n>.

Circles and Outlined Posters by Atelier Cph

Poster for the <n>Bauhaus Ausstellung</n> (Bauhaus Exhibition) held in Weimar, Germany in July 1923.

<n>Tea Service Teapot</n> designed by <n>Margarete Heymann</n> in 1933.

<n>The Labyrinth</n>, an architectural project by <n>Ricardo Bofill</n>.

Diez icónicos diseños de mobiliario de la Bauhaus - Cultura Inquieta

<n>Bauhaus</n> magazine cover for <n>Schlesisches Heim</n> by artist <n>Herbert Bayer</n>, 1927.

<n>Slat Dance</n>, a 1927 performance by <n>Oskar Schlemmer</n>. Photo by <n>Ernst Schneider</n>.

Artist <n>Kensuke Koike</n>'s print <n>Z—22</n> (2023), shown at the <n>a ppr oc he</n> art fair.

<n>Braun L2 speaker</n> and <n>Braun Atelier 1 hi-fi system</n>, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> for <n>Braun</n> in 1958.

A 1928 portrait of artist <n>Margarete Schall</n> by photographer <n>Florence Henri</n>.

A <n>De Stijl</n>-inspired digital illustration by artist <n>Sander Patelski</n>.

<n>Tea for Two</n>, a 1935 photograph by <n>Otto Umbehr (Umbo)</n>.

The staircase of <n>Haus Wittgenstein</n> in Vienna, designed by <n>Ludwig Wittgenstein</n> and <n>Paul Engelmann</n>. Photo by <n>Moriz Nähr</n>, 1928.

Poster titled <n>Bauhaus II</n>, an example of the <n>Bauhaus</n> design style.

<n>Staatliches Bauhaus Ausstellung</n> in Weimar, 1923.