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Bauhaus art has had a substantial impact on the development of modern art and design. The term Bauhaus refers to the School of Art, Design and Architecture at Weimer, Germany, from 1919-1933. Founded by Walter Gropius, the school was created to unify ideas of craftsmanship and fine art, producing meaningful design and objects of beauty for everyone.
The premise of Bauhaus art was to remember the past, live for the present and look to the future. The Bauhaus movement focused on the ‘Truthfulness to materials’, minimalistic design and utilitarianism. This movement was hugely influential, it has been felt and seen in Furniture, Modernist painting, architecture, sculpture, theatre setup, film and multimedia.
The most famous Bauhaus Artists
The most famous Bauhaus artwork includes the art teachers and students of the Bauhaus era. Teachers such as Paul Klee (watercolour painter); Wassily Kandinsky (abstract art),Josef Albers (Colour Theory),László Moholy-Nagy (photography) and Oskar Schlemmer (theatre setups, costumes and puppets) have had a major impact on the development of modern art and design.
The most famous student of the Bauhaus was Ludwig Mies van der Rohe who went on to design the now iconic Barcelona chair and skyscrapers such as the Seagram building in NYC.
Other famous Bauhaus artwork includes works by Rudolf Schwarzchied, Marianne Brandt and Herbert Bayer. These works include furniture, sculpture and graphic design artwork.
Why you should buy Bauhaus Artworks
Bauhaus artworks are iconic and timeless, the pieces are still relevant today and is indicative of the modern era. Buying Bauhaus artwork is a great way to add a piece of history and art to your home. The minimalistic design of Bauhaus pieces seamlessly fits into any home, it will add an interesting and unique element to any room.
Bauhaus designs are known to be functional, with some being used in the creation of everyday items such as furniture, kitchen appliances and cars. Bauhaus furniture pieces add elegance to any home and come in various shapes, sizes and colours; so there is something for every budget and decor style. Not to mention, that they are incredibly durable and will last for years to come.
Why Bauhaus Artwork is Popular Today
Bauhaus artwork is still hugely popular today which is mainly due to its ability to stand the test of time. The core values of the Bauhaus school, truthfulness to materials and minimalistic design, are still relevant today. With a lot of designers choosing to embrace the minimalistic trend, this further highlights the importance of Bauhaus artwork.
The fame of the Bauhaus movement continues to spread; from the very founding of the school in 1919 to people around the world today. Its simplicity, modernity and versatility make it a timeless classic, the pieces can be appreciated for their aesthetic beauty, practicality and historical value.
Bauhaus artworks are a great way to create a stylish and contemporary kitchen, living space, bedroom or office. Thanks to the durability of the pieces, you can be sure to buy a piece of Bauhaus artwork and enjoy it for years to come.