Bauhaus 1920-1934

A poster about the <n>Bauhaus</n> art school, designed by <n>Señor Street</n>.

The <n>Wassily Chair</n>, designed by <n>Marcel Breuer</n> in 1925.

<n>SS 33 office chair</n> designed by <n>Hans Luckhardt</n> and <n>Wassili Luckhardt</n> for <n>Thonet</n>, c. 1930s.

The <n>Hoffmann House</n> in Budapest (1933-34), designed by architect <n>József Fischer</n>. Photo by <n>Schermann Szilárd</n>.

The <n>Altstädter Volksschule gymnasium</n> in Celle, Germany, designed by <n>Otto Haesler</n> (1928). Photo by <n>Arthur Köster</n>.

<n>Bauhaus</n> by <n>Sander Patelski</n>, an illustration of the <n>Bauhaus Dessau building</n> by <n>Walter Gropius</n>.

The <n>Hugo Wolff House</n> in Cologne, Germany, designed by <n>Ulrich Pohl</n> in 1932. Photo by <n>Werner Mantz</n>.

The <n>Bauhaus Chess Set</n> (1924), designed by <n>Josef Hartwig</n> with box design by <n>Joost Schmidt</n>.

<n>Corso Italia multifunctional complex</n> in Milan, designed by <n>Luigi Moretti</n> in 1956.

The <n>Theo van Doesburg Studio House</n>, designed by <n>Theo van Doesburg</n> and <n>Cornelis van Eesteren</n>.

<n>Nesting Tables (model B9)</n> designed by <n>Marcel Breuer</n> in 1925-26.

The <n>Maison-atelier Ozenfant</n> in Paris, designed by <n>Le Corbusier</n> and <n>Pierre Jeanneret</n> (1922-1924).

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

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

<n>Andres Fidel Prado Gudiel</n>'s illustration of the <n>Openluchtschool</n>, designed by <n>Jan Duiker</n> and <n>Bernard Bijvoet</n>.