The
Bauhaus
Walter
Gropius designed the academy
of fine arts in Weimar with financial support from the provincial
government. In 1923 created the necessary connection of art and
technology. In Gropius' academy (The Bauhaus) students learned not only
architecture but the use of all kinds abilities for art and design. There
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Erich Mendelsohn
Erich
Mendelsohn was born in Allenstein, East Prussia (now Poland) in 1887. He
studied in Berlin and Munich where he became involved with Expressionism.
Mendelsohn didn’t take any ideas from anyone else’s work so as a
result of this his early building avoided the borrowing of the mark of
other peoples work, his ideas were derived from expressionistic sketches
and romantic works that he recognised had the qualities that modern
buildings should. After this he moved away this form of work and design
more linear buildings.
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Paul
Klee
Paul Klee was born in Münchenbuchsee (near Bern) of switzerland into a musical family, his father
tought music and in Klee’s early years he wanted to be a musicien but in
his teen years he decided on visual art. He studied art in Munich with
Heinrich Knirr and Franz von Stuck.
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