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Bauhaus 1919-1933 (HC)
Published to accompany a major multimedia exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, Bauhaus 1919–1933 examines the extraordinarily broad spectrum of the Bauhaus school's activities.
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Bauhaus Bauspiel Building Blocks
During her training at the legendary Bauhaus in 1924, Alma Siedhoff-Buscher designed this building game as part of the children's room in the model house, "Am Horn" in Weimar, Germany.
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Bauhaus Table Lamp
Impeccably crafted of clear and opaline glass, and nickel-plated metal, this lamp's balanced proportions adhere strictly to the original Bauhaus design.
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Nesting Tables
Best known for his geometric paintings, Albers applied the same precision and logic to furniture while director of the Bauhaus workshop.
$2,100.00
$1680.00 Members
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Bauhaus Chess Board
Typical of timeless Bauhaus design, the set's 32 pieces are shaped like cubes, cylinders, and balls – minimalist forms which represent the way they move on the board.
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Gunta Stölzl: Bauhaus Master (HC)
The chronological organization of the artist's texts, paired with related works, gives rise to surprising discoveries and provides a vivid portrait of Gunta Stölzl as both individual and artist.
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Skyscrapers Glass Coaster Set
These glass coasters are based on Josef Albers's Skyscrapers series of glass compositions c. 1929, included in the Museum's collection, and are authorized by the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation.
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Bauhaus Spinning Top
Spin this top to experience beautiful, vivid color variations. A reproduction of an original Bauhaus design.
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Color and Form Blocks
This Bauhaus-inspired building and design toy is based on the ideas of Wassily Kandinsky, an artist and teacher at the Bauhaus.
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Recognizing Shapes 3-Piece Puzzle
This wooden puzzle teaches children to recognize and classify basic shapes as well as identify primary colors.
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Albers Stencil Greeting Cards
This set of eight die-cut greeting cards with envelopes is based on a 1926 typeface designed by Josef Albers. The cards are printed with “Best Wishes,” although each can be personalized on the inside using the included typeface stencil.
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Moleskine Bauhaus Cahiers Set
This set of three cahier notebooks was specially created to coincide with the MoMA exhibition, Bauhaus 1919–1933: Workshops for Modernity.
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Moleskine Bauhaus Exhibition Box
Created to coincide with the MoMA exhibition, Bauhaus 1919–1933: Workshops for Modernity, this limited edition set includes three ruled Moleskine cahier notebooks and one ruled pocket notebook in a box.
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Moholy-Nagy: Pneumatik
Reproduction of László Moholy-Nagy's "Pneumatik (Pneumatic)" (1926).
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Klee: Architektur der Ebene
Reproduction of Paul Klee's "Architektur der Ebene (architecture of the plane)" (1923).
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Kandinsky: Auf Weiss II
Reproduction of Vasily Kandinsky's " Auf Weiss II (On white II)" (1922).
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Schmidt: Cover of the Journal Offset: Buch und Werbekunst
Reproduction of Joost Schmidt's cover of the journal Offset: Buch und Werbekunst
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Schmidt: 1923 Bauhaus Exhibition Poster
Reproduction of Joost Schmidt's poster for the 1923 Bauhaus exhibition. (1922-23)
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50 Bauhaus Icons You Should Know (PB)
The fifty design masterpieces presented here in chronological order represent the most compelling and intriguing designs of the Bauhaus movement.
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An Eye for Color: The Story of Josef Albers (HC)
As a child, Josef Albers loved to watch his handyman father paint houses. When Josef grew up and became an artist, he reduced each image to its simplest shapes, breaking it down into blocks of color.
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Interaction of Color (PB)
This timeless book presents Albers's unique ideas of color experimentation in a way that is valuable to specialists as well as to a larger audience.
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Interaction of Color; Special Edition (HC)
Produced as a two-volume slipcased set, the special edition replicates Albers' revolutionary exercises, explaining concepts such as color relativity and vibrating and vanishing boundaries.
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