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Bauhaus
1919 – 1933span
Bauhaus (1919–1933) comprised Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. It was influenced by Deutscher Werkbund and De Stijl and was created by Walter Gropius and influenced Dieter Rams and Ulm School of Design. It described form follows function; unity of art, craft, technology. It is cataloged as a movement.
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- form follows function; unity of art, craft, technology
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- Wikidata ↗Q124354
- Getty ULAN ↗500125058
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- Wikidata Q124354 — BauhausTier IIinfluenced by De Stijl · created by Walter Gropius · data source2
- Ulm School of Design (Hochschule für Gestaltung Ulm) — founded 1953, closed 1968; Max Bill, “a former student at the Bauhaus”, its first rector; “Midway through the 1950s, the HfG and Braun began a phase of cooperation”Tier IIIinfluenced Ulm School of Design · source1
- Walter Gropius, Programm des Staatlichen Bauhauses in Weimar (1919) — the founding programme, and the Werkbund → Bauhaus succession at WeimarTier Iinfluenced by Deutscher Werkbund · source1
- Wikidata Q41508 — Ludwig Mies van der RoheTier IIhas member Ludwig Mies van der Rohe · data source1
- Wikidata Q61071 — Walter GropiusTier IIhas member Walter Gropius · data source1
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- Minimalism & reductiontheme
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created by
- Walter Gropius— Wikidata claim (bulk import)IIwikidata P112 ↗
has member
- Ludwig Mies van der Rohe— Wikidata P463: Q41508 -> Q124354, read as member_ofIIwikidata P463 ↗
- Walter Gropius— Wikidata P135: Q61071 -> Q124354, read as member_ofIIwikidata P135 ↗
has part
- Ludwig Mies van der Rohe— Mies was a member — and the last director (1930–33) — of the Bauhaus.
influenced
- Dieter Rams— Rams's functionalism ("less, but better") descends from Bauhaus design pedagogy — the documented cross-domain chain.
- Ulm School of Design— L3 — the HfG Ulm's first rector, Max Bill, was “a former student at the Bauhaus”; the school is the Bauhaus method's postwar continuation, which is the attested link rather than a stylistic resemblance.IIIen.wikipedia.org ↗
influenced by
- De Stijl— Wikidata claim (bulk import)IIwikidata P737 ↗
- Deutscher Werkbund— L2 — Gropius was a Werkbund member and the Bauhaus programme carries the Werkbund's craft-and-industry synthesis into a school; the Werkbund → Bauhaus succession at Weimar is the documented hop.I
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