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100Th Anniversary of the Founding of Bauhaus Come to Bauhaus! –The Basis of Education in Art and Design 100th anniversary of the founding of bauhaus come to bauhaus! ―the basis of education in art and design― July 17 ― September 6, 2020 List of Works Notes ＊denotes related materials. [D] = design, [P] = product, [PM] = product model, [M] = model, [RP] = remake / reprint / reproduction, [orig.] = original [blank] = Misawa Homes Co., LTD., [MOMAT] = The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, [UMOA] = Utsunomiya Museum of Art, [Private]＝Private Collection, [KCM] = Kawasaki City Museum, [TOP] = Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, [TUA] = Tokyo University of the Arts, [SYC] = Shimada Yasuhiko Collection, [MAU M＆L] = Musashino Art University Museum & Library, [KHP] = Kamakura Heritage Project no. artist title year collection I Bauhaus as a School Walter Gropius (text) Lyonel Feininger 1-2 Program of the State Bauhaus in Weimar a.k.a. the Bauhaus Manifesto with an Illustration of Cathedral 1919 (illustration) 2 Walter Gropius Program of the Bauhaus Weimar/Curriculum and Teachers 1922 3-1~4 W.Gropius, L.Moholy-Nagy, ed. Bauhaus Magazines bauhaus 1, I, 1926 1926, 1927 3-3b Bauhaus Magazines bauhaus 3, I, 1927 1927, 1976RP W.Gropius, L.Moholy-Nagy, ed. Cover Design: 3-5 Bauhaus Magazines bauhaus 1, II, 1928 1928 Herbert Bayer 3-6, 7 Ernst Kallai, ed. Cover Design: Herbert Bayer Bauhaus Magazines bauhaus 2/3, II, 1928 1928 3-8~11 Ernst Kallai, ed. Cover Design: Joost Schmidt Bauhaus Magazines bauhaus 1, III, 1929 1929 3-12 Ludwig Hilberseimer, ed. Bauhaus Magazines bauhaus 1, IV, 1931 1931, 1976RP 3-13 Josef Albers, ed. Bauhaus Magazines bauhaus 2, IV, 1931 1931 3-14 Wassily Kandinsky, ed. Bauhaus Magazines bauhaus 3, IV, 1931 1931, 1976RP 4-1 Walter Gropius International Architecture Bauhaus Books 1 1925 4-2 Paul Klee Pedagogical Sketchbook Bauhaus Books 2 1925 4-3 Adolf Meyer, ed. An Experimental House of the Bauhaus Bauhaus Books 3 1925 4-4 Oskar Schlemmer, ed. The Theater of the Bauhaus Bauhaus Books 4 1925 4-5 Piet Mondrian New Design Bauhaus Books 5 1925 4-6 Theo van Doesburg Principles of Neo-Plastic Art Bauhaus Books 6 1925 4-7 Walter Gropius, ed. New Works of the Bauhaus Workshops Bauhaus Books 7 1925 4-8 László Moholy-Nagy Painting Photography Film Bauhaus Books 8 1925 4-9 Wassily Kandinsky Point and Line to Plane Bauhaus Books 9 1926 4-10 Jacobus Johannes Pieter Oud Dutch Architecture Bauhaus Books 10 1926 4-11 Kasimir Malewitsch The Non-Objective World Bauhaus Books 11 1927 4-12 Walter Gropius Bauhaus Buildings Dessau Bauhaus Books 12 1930 4-13 Albert Gleizes Cubism Bauhaus Books 13 1928 4-14 László Moholy-Nagy From Material to Architecture Bauhaus Books 14 1929 5 Herbert Bayer Brochure of Bauhaus Dessau 1927 6 Herbert Bayer Letterhead for Bauhaus Dessau 1927 7 Unknown Classroom of Preliminary Course in Dessau 1929 8 Irene Bayer View at the Bauhaus Canteen Terrace 1927 9 T. Lux Feininger Sports at the Bauhaus c.1927 10 T. Lux Feininger Oskar Schlemmer, Modeling in Clay Unknown 11 Unknown Baby on a Breuer's Chair 1926 12 Unknown Lotte Bese at Drawing Class Unknown 13 Unknown Josef Albers and Gustav Hassenpflug 1927/28 14 Unknown At Kandinsky's Class Unknown 15 Pius Pahl Ludwig Mies van der Rohe with Students at Bauhaus, Dessau 1930/31 16 Unknown Josef Albers with Students at Bauhaus, Dessau Unknown 17 Fritz Schreiber Students on a Balcony at the Prellerhaus, Bauhaus Dessau c.1932 18 Unknown Students on a Balcony at the Prellerhaus , Bauhaus Dessau c.1932 19 Felix Klee Paul Klee at Atelier in Weimar 1925 21 Franz Ehrlich Invitation to Bauhaus Carnival 1930 II Education at Bauhaus 22 Franz Singer Male Nude Class of Itten 1919 23 Martin Jahn Rhythm Study Class of Itten 1924 25 Unknown Balance Study Class of Moholy-Nagy Unknown 26 Unknown Balance Study Class of Moholy-Nagy c.1924-25D, 1995RP 27 Johannes Zabel Balance Study Class of Moholy-Nagy c.1923-24D, 1995RP 28 Erich Mrozek Texture Design Study Class of Albers 1929/30 29 Erich Mrozek Study of a Cube Class of Albers 1929/30 30 Herbert Schürmann Division of Area by Gradation Class of Albers 1932 31 Arthur Schmidt Material Structure [glass, wood, iron, bristles] Class of Albers c.1929/30 32, 33 Arieh Sharon Material Exercises with Paper Class of Albers c.1927, 2005RP 34 Unknown Material Exercises with Paper Class of Albers Unknown, 1997RP 35 Unknown Material Exercises with Paper Class of Albers 1927, 2001RP 36, 37 Unknown Material Exercises with Paper Class of Albers Unknown, 2001RP 38 Margaretha ［Grete］ Reichardt Jumping Jack Class of Albers 1926D, 2001PM 39 Margaretha ［Grete］ Reichardt Stick Doll Class of Albers 1926D, 2001PM 40~42 Karl-Hermann Haupt Figurative Study Class of Klee 1923 43 Karl-Hermann Haupt Geometrical Study Class of Klee 1923 44-2 Joost Schmidt (?) I-1 Lines (Two branch lines, a fictious main line) Note for Class of Klee Unknown 44-4 Joost Schmidt (?) Unknown Note for Class of Klee Unknown [SYC] = Shimada Yasuhiko Collection, [MAU M＆L] = Musashino Art University Museum & Library, [KHP] = Kamakura Heritage Project no. artist title year collection 44-6 Joost Schmidt (?) II-22 A Balance Note for Class of Klee Unknown 44-8 Joost Schmidt (?) Formation of a Black Arrow Note for Class of Klee Unknown 45 Hilde Reindl Geometrical Studies Class of Klee 1929/30 46, 47 Karl Cieluszek Studies with Circles and Straight Lines Class of Klee 1929/30 48 Karl Cieluszek Color Wheel Studies Class of Klee 1929/30 51, 52 Karl-Hermann Haupt Analytical Drawing Class of Kandinsky 1923 53 Gerd Balzer Analytical Drawing Class of Kandinsky 1929 54~56 Erich Mrozek Analytical Drawing Class of Kandinsky 1929/30 57-1~3 Karl Cieluszek Nude Drawing Class of Schlemmer 1st Semester 1929 59 Theo Ballmer Letter Layout 3 Class of Schmidt 1930 60, 61 Irene Hoffmann Lettering Exercises Class of Schmidt c.1928-30 62~65 Arthur Schmidt Lettering Exercises Class of Schmidt c.1929 66, 67 Karl Cieluszek Lettering Exercises Class of Schmidt 1929 68 Artuhr Schmidt Proportion Studies (Vertical sections of the torso) Class of Schmidt / Nude Drawing c.1929/30 69 Erich Mrozek (?) Figure and Life Drawing Class of Schmidt c.1929/30 70 Erich Mrozek Figurative Study (Walk, Run, Sit) Class of Schmidt 1930 71 Ludwig Hirschfeld-Mack Color Mixer Tops 1923D, 1989PM III Workshop Education and Results 72 Marcel Breuer Armchair c.1922-24 MOMAT 73 Marcel Breuer Club Chair B3 "Wassily" 1925/26 UMOA 74 Marcel Breuer Club Armchair B3 "Wassily" 1925D, c.1928/29P 75 Marcel Breuer Folding Chair B4 1927D, 1989PM 76 Marcel Breuer Side Chair B6 1925/26 UMOA 77 Marcel Breuer Side Chair B5 1926/27 MOMAT 78 Marcel Breuer Armchair B11 Unknown, 1926/27D 79 Marcel Breuer Nest Table B9-B9c 1929 MOMAT 80 Marcel Breuer Side Chair B32 1928 81 Marcel Breuer Stool B56 c.1928 82 Marcel Breuer Round Table B28 Unknown, c.1928D 83 Marcel Breuer Side Table B18 1928 MOMAT 84 Marcel Breuer Lounge Chair B25 1928/29 UMOA 85 Erich Consemüller (photo) Stool B9 1926 86 Erich Borchert Woman, Sitting in a Bauhaus Chair 1929 87 Karl Cieluszek Reform of a Kitchen Cabinet 1929 88 Gustav Hassenpflug Design for a Chaise-Longue 1930 89 Kurt Schmidt Card Catalogue for Thonet Tubular Steel Furniture Thonet 1930-31, 89RP 90 Christian Dell Coffeepot, Milk-jug, Sugar-bowl c.1924 91 Christian Dell Wine Decanter c.1925 92 Marianne Brandt Ashtray 1924 93 Marianne Brandt Tea Kettle 1928/30 UMOA 94 Josef Albers Tea Glass 1926 UMOA 95 Heinrich Neuy Small Plate 1931 96 Willhelm Wagenfeld Fat-meagre Gravy Pot 1924 97 Marianne Brandt Tea Set c.1925 MOMAT 98 Leo Grewenig Teapot c.1925 Tea Infuser: Wolfgang Tumpel, Rest: Wilhelm 99 Single Spherical Tea Infuser and Rest 1924 Wagenfeld 100 Tea Infuser: Josef Knau, Holder: Otto Twin Tea Infuser and Holder 1924/25, 2000PM 101 Walter Gropius Doorknob 1922P UMOA 102 Wilhelm Wagenfeld Table Lamp 1923/24 UMOA 103 Hin Bredendieck/Marianne Brandt Table Lamp “Kandem” (Upper part of the shade changed) Unknown, 1928-34D 104 Marianne Brandt/Hans Przyrembel Pendant Lamp 1926D, 1989P 105 Friedrich Marby Design of a Pot 1928 106 Heinrich Siegfried Bormann Design Sketch of a Ceiling Lamp 1932 107 Heinrich Siegfried Bormann Design Sketch of a Ceiling Lamp Architecrute Department, Bauhaus Dessau 1932 108 Heinrich Siegfried Bormann Design Sketch of a Pedestal of a Lamp 1932 109 Gerhard Marcks, Max Krehan Jug 1920-23 MOMAT 110 Otto Lindig Jug with Lid 1922 MOMAT 111 Theodor Bogler Combination Teapot 1923 MOMAT 112, 113 Otto Lindig Cocoa Pot 1923 UMOA 114 Theodor Bogler Bowl with Lid 1923 UMOA 115 Otto Lindig Coffeepot L19/4025 1923D, 1929-62P 116 Theodor Bogler Cup, Saucer and Plate (L40/41/42) 1923D, 1930P 117-1 Unknown Cups and Sausers (Design: Theodor Bogler) Photo of the Ceramic Workshop 1924 117-2 Unknown Cocoa Pots (Design: Otto Lindig) Photo of the Ceramic Workshop c.1923 117-3 Unknown Plaster model: Coffee Machine (Design:Theodor Bogler） Photo of the Ceramic Workshop 1923 117-4 Lucia Moholy (photo) Coffee Set (Design: Otto Lindig, 1923) Photo of the Ceramic Workshop c.1923 117-5 Otto Lindig (photo) Cups and Sausers (Design: Theodor Bogler) Photo of the Ceramic Workshop c.1924 117-6 Unknown Combination Teapot (Design: Theodor Bogler) Photo of the Ceramic Workshop c.1924 117-7 Unknown Pitcher (Design: Otto Lindig) Photo of the Ceramic Workshop c.1924 117-8 Unknown Ceramic Workshop of Max Krehan, Dornburg Photo of the Ceramic Workshop 1921 118 Gunta Stölzl Tapestry 1923 MOMAT 120 Gunta Stölzl Textile Design c.1926 122 Gunta Stölzl Textile Design c.1929 124 Gunta Stölzl Textile Sample c.1929 127 Lena Meyer-Bergner Textile Design c.1929 128 Hilde Reindl Textile Design c.1929 [SYC] = Shimada Yasuhiko Collection, [MAU M＆L] = Musashino Art University Museum & Library, [KHP] = Kamakura Heritage Project no.
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