Bauhaus-Archiv posters

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A photo from the Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin shows the view of the Bauhaus Dessau with the lettering designed by Herbert Bayer on the building. The lettering and the shadows of the letters mounted in front of the wall are set diagonally into the image. The original photo from the Bauhaus-Archiv collection was taken around 1930.

Herbert Bayer designed seven advertising structures in 1924. Among them are the designs for a newspaper kiosk and a cigarette kiosk, which are located in the Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin.

Photography by T. Lux Feininger. This iconic black-and-white photograph shows Bauhaus students engaging in lively play in front of the distinctive Dessau Bauhaus building. This snapshot was taken by T. Lux Feininger – son of the Bauhaus master painter Lyonel Feininger – who documented the school photographically since the mid-1920s and created one of the most famous scenes of the Bauhaus with his image "Sport at the Bauhaus."

Made in Germany

Dimensions: 59.4 x 84.1 cm

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