Bauhaus Women

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Gertrud Arndt, self portraits, “Maskenportraits”, 1930sMal schlägt sie verschämt die Aug

Gunta Stölzl, drawing of a thistle in the pre-course of Johannes Itten, 1920

Marianne Brandt on the balcony of bauhaus Dessau, late1920s. © Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin. Via Larcobalen

Ellen Lauterbach, Eckstein with Lipstick, 1930. ringl+pit, Berlin. More to see: flickr ringlandpitIn

Stoffe im Raum, Otti Berger, 1929

Marianne Brandt, Ceiling lamp, 1928. Brass and opal glass. Germany. © Marianne Brandt/BUS 2014. Röhs

Marianne Brandt, napkin holder, 1930-32. Ruppelwerke, Germany. Via Wright.

Grit Kallin-Fischer, Self portrait with Cigarette, 1928

Hilde Reindl (1909-1990), Bauhaus, paper,1927.Reindl, a student at the Bauhaus, probably made this g

Marianne Brandt, Mit allen zehn Fingern, With all 10 Fingers, Bauhaus 1930.The photomontage picks up

Gertrud Preiswerk (1902-1994), Bauhaus exercise for weaving, watercolor drawing, 1920s. She studied

Gertrud Preiswerk, Bauhaus drawing exercise, gouache on board, 1920s

Léna Berger (1906-1981), Textile Design for “Metro”, Bauhaus, 1932. Gouache, graphite an

Hilde Reindl, design exercises for the Bauhaus weaving class, 1920s

Gunta Stölzl, Bauhaus, woven textile sample, 1920s

Margarete Willers, Bauhaus exercises, watercolor drawing

Margarete Willers (1883-1977), Bauhaus, design exercise for weaving

Marianne Brandt, bauhaus candlestick, 1930s. Iron, lacquered. Made by Ruppelwerk, Gotha, Germany. 

Otti Berger, photographed by Julia Moholy-Nagy, 1927.Most of the Bauhaus women reached an advanced a

hazelcills: Women of the Bauhaus and their textiles Anni Albers, Gunta Stölzl, Otti Berger, Benita O

Marianne, Brandt, bauhaus desk set Schreibzeug, 1930s. Made by Ruppelwerke, Germany. 

PioneerThe women of the Bauhaus More than 100 years ago at Bauhaus school a group of young creative

Marianne Brandt, tast-licht – table lamp, 1930s. Germany. Source

Benita Koch-Otte, design drawing for a fabric, 1925. Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin. Via design report

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