Le Corbusier, Exterior light, from Chandigarh, India, 1952-56.
A concrete version of a stunning design chair: LC2 Petit Armchair (Stone Edition), originally designed by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand in 1928. „The cube chair“.
Marcel Breuer, Cesca Chair, 1928. Photo by Ágnes Mezösi
The name „Wassily Chair“ comes from the Russian painter Wassily Kandinsky, who was Breuer’s close friend and colleague at the Bauhaus. It is often reported that Kandinsky admired the chair when he saw it during a visit to Breuer’s studio and Breuer gave him a chair as a gift.
BAUHAUS WASSILY CHAIR
Marcel Breuer • 1925
K A N D I N S K Y
wish you an artful night • kandinsky art
Theo van Doesburg. The large pastoral two-part stained glass window, in Drachten, Netherlands, 1921/22.
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Ggggggi Xpert by Franck Gérard
More than a century old but still absolutely modern. Built in 1913, the Fagus Factory was designed by Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius and architect Adolf Meyer. The brick and glass project is located in Germany and is considered an influential work of early modernism. Photo by Sina Ettmer
Chile House in Hamburg
Mascot • Eberhard Schrammen • 1924
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