Bauhaus

The chapters on the school’s philosophy really tie together how its art and architecture overlapped, and the book’s layout mirrors that clean, geometric spirit. I flipped through it twice already and keep noticing new details in the archival photos.

The way it ties the school’s art, architecture, and design into one sweeping narrative is exactly what I was hoping for, and the reproductions of the actual works are gorgeous. I’ve spent the last two evenings just flipping between the chapters on the workshops and the buildings, and it makes you se

The way this book traces the Bauhaus’s influence through both art and architecture is surprisingly readable for such a dense subject. I’ve been flipping through it every night and the essays on the school’s overarching vision really stick with you. It’s the kind of comprehensive overview I’ll keep c