[ noun ] a German style of architecture begun by Walter Gropius in 1918 <noun.cognition>
A professor in Germany for many years (first at the Bauhaus, later at the Dusseldorf Academy) his art was sometimes pedagogical, but never academic.
Lucia Moholy, Florence Henri and other women get fair notice in "Photography at the Bauhaus" (MIT Press, $75).
One is the newly united Germany; the other is the recently democratised Spain. At a conference recently held at the Bauhaus called Berlin scenarios of development, one speaker summed up the opportunities for Berlin.
WITH his dark, bushy beard, Rolf Kuhn, director of the Bauhaus, looks an unlikely successor to Walter Gropius and Mies van der Rohe.
Bayer, an exponent of the Bauhaus school of modern design, died in 1985.