14 thoughts on “Silent Sundays: “Untitled” (1926)”
That is a pretty bad ass chair.
Is that you, Acadia Einstein? I hardly recognize you without your usual charming gravatar. The photograph is part of a collection documenting Bauhaus art schools in the late 1920′s and the textiles, mask, and furniture are all from Bauhaus artists.
This is the Model B3 chair by Marcel Breuer, designed at the Bauhaus in 1925-1926. It was later renamed the Wassily Chair by a retail seller (after Wassily Kandinsky). Regardless, that is an awesome photo!
Wow, great info. I knew that the chair, mask, and textiles were all from Bauhaus artists, but didn’t have specifics. Thanks!
I love old stuff
Jim, that must be what you like about me!
your not old stuff, I like the way you talk from older times “Darling”
Well, fancy seeing you over at my blog. I like the picture above, very atmospheric.
Madame, if you continue to use the “spooky” tag, I will certainly continue to visit. I should be abed already but can’t tear myself away from this great tumblr you posted about.
Erich Consemüller, “Untitled” (1926)
That is a pretty bad ass chair.
Is that you, Acadia Einstein? I hardly recognize you without your usual charming gravatar.
The photograph is part of a collection documenting Bauhaus art schools in the late 1920′s and the textiles, mask, and furniture are all from Bauhaus artists.
This is the Model B3 chair by Marcel Breuer, designed at the Bauhaus in 1925-1926. It was later renamed the Wassily Chair by a retail seller (after Wassily Kandinsky). Regardless, that is an awesome photo!
Wow, great info. I knew that the chair, mask, and textiles were all from Bauhaus artists, but didn’t have specifics. Thanks!
I love old stuff
Jim, that must be what you like about me!
your not old stuff, I like the way you talk from older times “Darling”
Well, fancy seeing you over at my blog. I like the picture above, very atmospheric.
Madame, if you continue to use the “spooky” tag, I will certainly continue to visit.
I should be abed already but can’t tear myself away from this great tumblr you posted about.
I know I love them, I watched them for ages!
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