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From 1925 to 1930, the legendary German design school Bauhaus published a series of 14 books, "Bauhausbucher," written by teachers and friends of the time. The series covers the key principles of the Bauhaus in art, design, and architecture, and reflects the innovative concepts that made the school world famous. This book is one of the books in the "Neue Bauhausbucher" series, edited in 1981 by art historian Hans M. Wingler (1920-1984), a leading researcher in Bauhaus studies. It contains a nearly complete reproduction of Paul Klee's "Padagogisches Skizzenbuch(Pedagogical Sketchbook)", the second issue of the original edition.
ÊÔ½¸¡§Hans M. Wingler
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