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Essential for an understanding not only of the art works and artists, but for the underlying culture which spawned them.,
By Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Bauhaus Culture: From Weimar To The Cold War (Paperback)
The Bauhaus was the site of one of the most influential experiments in the art world, moving from Germany at the turn of the century to 1933 Berlin and offering an alternative to state-sponsored fine arts academies. Today modern art still holds elements of Bauhaus tradition and thus BAUHAUS CULTURE: FROM WEIMAR TO THE COLD WAR offers essays from art scholars analyzing accomplishments of the Bauhaus and adding the history essential to a thorough understanding of its unique role in the arts. Other books on the topic review Bauhaus artistic results: BAUHAUS culture is the other side of the spectrum: essential for an understanding not only of the art works and artists, but for the underlying culture which spawned them.
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Bauhaus Culture: From Weimar To The Cold War by Kathleen James-Chakraborty (Hardcover - July 18, 2006)
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