László Moholy-Nagy — Composition aux Cercles Symétriques (1932) | Bauhaus Print

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László Moholy-Nagy — Composition aux Cercles Symétriques (1932) | Bauhaus PrintLszl Moholy Nagy (18951946) was a Hungarian born artist, designer, and teacher who became one of the Bauhaus's most visionary figures, heading the foundation course and the metal workshop. A pioneer of light art, photography, typography, and kinetic sculpture, he believed art and technology were inseparable. His Bauhaus period works the Kestnermappe compositions, the Konstruktion series, and his AM and Lis exhibition pieces are among the most sought

Félix Del Marle (1889–1952) was a French painter and dedicated proponent of Neo-Plasticism — the movement founded by Mondrian and Van Doesburg that reduced art to horizontal and vertical lines in primary colours

music history

These original cherry blossom compositions are inspired by the Japanese tradition of hanami — the ancient custom of contemplating the transient beauty of sakura blossoms

liberated from description

and inner life of each subject

Hashiguchi Goyō — each brought to the genre a distinctive vision of feminine beauty

is a canonical work of Art Deco graphic design

and quiet inner life

His dazzling technical facility earned comparisons to Velázquez

Hiroshi Yoshida (1880–1955) was one of the most celebrated shin-hanga artists of the 20th century

exhibited at the Royal Academy

Collected today for its vibrant colour palette and its place in the history of American design education

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