Explore Wassily Kandinsky's 'Nine Elements of Chromatique Circle,' a groundbreaking abstract painting from 1928. Discover vibrant color, geometric forms, and the artist’s pioneering vision for modern art.
The artwork reflects the Bauhaus movement’s emphasis on geometric abstraction and color theory, aligning with Kandinsky’s pursuit of visual harmony and spiritual expression.
Discover Carl Fieger’s "Untitled" watercolor depicting a luxurious Berlin study. Art Deco design, symmetrical composition & intellectual atmosphere – a unique Bauhaus piece.
Experience the vibrant Bauhaus-inspired geometry of Hélène Colin's Chromatic Horizon: Geometric Dusk I, a modular masterpiece of sunset hues available as a premium print or hand-painted oil for your collection.
Experience the vibrant Bauhaus energy of Hélène Colin’s Chromatic Grid: The Urban Interval, a modular color block masterpiece capturing architectural rhythm, available now for your private collection.
A striking red umbrella dominates this 1923 Bauhaus-era poster design by Alfred Arndt, capturing a vibrant moment of German graphic history that invites you to bring this piece of modernist elegance into your collection.
Experience the rhythmic precision of Hélène Colin's Bauhaus-inspired Modular Color Blocks masterpiece, a striking digital abstraction of ochre and slate available for your private collection.
Explore Carl Fieger’s 1911 watercolor design for a German Embassy cabinet! A stunning architectural study in muted greens & golds, showcasing Bauhaus influence.
Admire Carl Fieger's 'Wicker Chair' (1921), a striking black & white sketch capturing Bauhaus design principles and showcasing the artist’s mastery of form and detail.
Vibrant composition of glasses and bottles in red, yellow, and black by Richard E. Filipowski (1945); explore this striking modern still life masterpiece today.
Experience architectural calm in Core Equilibrium: The Ochre Axis, a Bauhaus-inspired Modular Color Blocks masterpiece by Hélène Colin that balances geometric precision with sophisticated warmth, available for your collection.
A precise graphite pencil drawing of a wooden table and upholstered bench by Bauhaus-trained artist Franz Ehrlich from 1955 captures mid-century design elegance, inviting you to explore this exquisite piece of history.
A nostalgic black and white view of the Haus des Volkes foyer by Alfred Arndt captures a cozy 1929 restaurant atmosphere through Bauhaus-inspired architectural simplicity, inviting you to explore this historic moment.
A striking black and white architectural study of the Haus des Volkes by Bauhaus-trained architect Alfred Arndt captures the intricate geometric beauty of 1926 Neues Bauen design, inviting you to explore this historic era.
A compelling mid-century drawing of two open display cases by Bauhaus-trained artist Franz Ehrlich captures a quiet moment of observation from 1957, inviting you to explore this unique piece of German design history.
A detailed 1959 architectural drawing by Franz Ehrlich showcasing an intricate construction schedule for a TV studio project, blending Bauhaus precision with graphic design excellence for your collection.
Admire 'Club House of the Deutscher Verein in Barcelona' by Carl Fieger (1926). A striking Bauhaus perspective view painting, expertly reproduced as a hand-painted art reproduction.
A vibrant 1929 Bauhaus collage by Reinhold Rossig featuring bold geometric planes and primary colors, offering a captivating glimpse into early modern abstraction for your private collection.
A meticulous graphite pencil study of Grotesque typeface by Reinhold Rossig from 1929 captures the precision of Bauhaus-era design through detailed lettering, inviting you to explore this masterwork of typography.
A vibrant interplay of colorful typography and abstract shapes defines this 1929 masterpiece by Reinhold Rossig, offering a captivating glimpse into early modernist design that you can bring to your collection.
See Franz Ehrlich's striking 1949 depiction of Leipzig city life, a powerful piece reflecting post-war German art; discover this Bauhaus-influenced masterpiece today.
A captivating black and white architectural perspective of the 1926 Club Barcelona by Carl Fieger captures a lively moment in Spanish history, inviting you to explore this exquisite piece of Bauhaus-era design.
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