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Werner Graeff: Ein Bauhauskunstler berichtet / Recollections of a Bauhaus Artist
Eveline Berger
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Description for Werner Graeff: Ein Bauhauskunstler berichtet / Recollections of a Bauhaus Artist
Hardback. BIC Classification: ACXD; AGB. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). .
Werner Graeff - painter, graphic artist, typographer, photographer and sculptor - is an important Bauhaus artist and a significant representative of Constructivism in Germany. Prompted by his friend Mies van der Rohe he wrote his moving autobiography Hurdenlauf durch das 20. Jahrhundert (The Obstacle Race of the 20th century), which this volume publishes for the first time with a representative selection of texts. Werner Graeff ( 1901 - 1978 ) was a student at the Bauh aus in Weimar and from 1921 a member of ... Read more
Werner Graeff - painter, graphic artist, typographer, photographer and sculptor - is an important Bauhaus artist and a significant representative of Constructivism in Germany. Prompted by his friend Mies van der Rohe he wrote his moving autobiography Hurdenlauf durch das 20. Jahrhundert (The Obstacle Race of the 20th century), which this volume publishes for the first time with a representative selection of texts. Werner Graeff ( 1901 - 1978 ) was a student at the Bauh aus in Weimar and from 1921 a member of ... Read more
Product Details
Publisher
Hirmer Verlag
Format
Hardback
Publication date
2017
Condition
New
Weight
1175g
Number of Pages
288
Place of Publication
Munich, Germany
ISBN
9783777427973
SKU
V9783777427973
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99-10
About Eveline Berger
Roman Zieglg nsberger is a curator at the Museum Wiesbaden. Evelyn Bergner is an art historian and director of the gallery Bergner + Job in Mainz, Germany.
Reviews for Werner Graeff: Ein Bauhauskunstler berichtet / Recollections of a Bauhaus Artist
The Museum Weisbaden's monograph introduces an underknown artist and underscores the vibrancy of the interwar avant-garde. . . . Recommended.
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