Bauhaus was a famous school of art, design, and architecture that was founded in 1919 in Weimar, Germany by architect Walter Gropius. The name Bauhaus means "building house" in German.
Bauhaus was a revolutionary movement that sought to break down the boundaries between art, design, and industry. The school brought together artists, designers, and craftsmen to collaborate and create functional, modernist designs that were affordable and accessible to the masses.
Bauhaus placed a strong emphasis on the principles of simplicity, functionality, and geometric abstraction. The school's philosophy was that design should serve a practical purpose and be based on rational principles, rather than purely decorative or ornamental.
Bauhaus was influential in shaping the course of modern design and architecture, and its ideas and principles continue to be widely taught and practiced today.
Measures 18 x 24.
Verso is blank.
Mounted to archival quality paper.