The Harvard Museum of Art exhibits 32,000 pieces of works of the legendary art school "Bauhaus" that disappeared in only 14 years free of charge

Although it existed only for 14 years as a model school, it produced the buildings and furniture of excellent functionality and design, and it was the German "Bauhaus"is. Since it was closed by the Nazis, it was the first principal and the architectWalter GropiusMany teachers and students emigrated to the United States, including being appointed professor at Harvard University in the USA. And Harvard University Art Museum, on August 17, 2016, released valuable materials such as architecture, furniture, photographs and painting belonging to this Bauhaus for free.

Harvard Museums Releases Online Catalog of 32,000 Bauhaus Works | ArchDaily
http://www.archdaily.com/793507/harvard-museums-releases-online-catalogue-of-32000-bauhaus-works

You can see the works etc born in Bauhaus from the following.

The Bauhaus | Harvard Art Museums
http://www.harvardartmuseums.org/tour/the-bauhaus/slide/6450

BauhausI aimed for architecture as a whole that connects various artsIn some cases, works on the top page focus on the building field.


The materials registered in the building field are as follows. Geometric building design drawn by architect Andre Weinger ... ...


Design pictures of the mansion drawn by Gropius. Both are geometrical and finish like a work of art.


A plan of collective housing planned by Gropius and Alfred Arund.


Gropius is theater directorElvin PiscatolThe completion drawing of the theater that I drew for this is like this.


A work list is displayed on the web page, and when each work is clicked ......


It is displayed as below, it shows details such as what the work was drawn in, and it also makes it possible to share it on Twitter, Facebook, etc.


You can also see works other than architecture by clicking on the Burger icon at the top right of the top page.


"Furniture (furniture)" is like this.


You can see works that are industrial but excellent in design successively, and if you like it you can not scroll hands.


In the category "Clay, Glass, Metal, Wood (clay, glass, metal, timber)" ... ...


Lamps and kitchen tools made in the 1920s and 1930s were lined up.


"Photography"


Pictures that can catch a glimpse of the world at that time ......


Emotional portrait


It is possible to see various genres of photos up to artistic pictures.


"Typography (typography)"


This is also a line of contemporary works that people like like posters and book covers are lined up.


In "Pedagogy (pedagogy)" there are lots of materials such as color schemes that would have been used at the time.


"Painting and Sculpture (Paintings and statues)" ...


Painting depicted in various ways ... ...


It is possible to see three dimensional works.


"Print and Drawing (printed matter and drawing)" looks like this.


It is fun to be able to see various textiles in the category "Weaving".


In addition, it is possible to search within each category by keywords or to display works by artists.