Harvard Bauhaus Collection Now Online
by Margaret Penney | November 2, 2016
Just three years shy of the 100 year anniversary of the Bauhaus School, Harvard has made a massive repository of over 32,000 Bauhaus-related objects from the museum’s collections and archives now online. The collection is the largest in the world and has grown over the years as central Bauhaus figures and students have made donations of their own work and others. Photographs, textiles, paintings, sculptures, and periodicals are digitized and are all available for browsing:
The Bauhaus Collection
Anni Albers, Design for a Rug, 1927, Harvard Art Museums/Busch-Reisinger Museum, Gift of Anni Albers.
Catalogue of the 1930 Bauhaus exhibition, Harvard Society for Contemporary Art, Harvard University Archives.
Wassily Kandinsky, Small Worlds I, from the portfolio “Small Worlds,” 1922, Harvard Art Museums/Busch-Reisinger Museum, Anonymous gift.
Margaret Penney is the Managing Editor of Notes on Design. Margaret is a teacher, designer, writer and new media artist and founder of Hello Creative Co.
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