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Lyonel Feininger’s 1919 woodcut, “Cathedral,” represents a pivotal moment in early modernist art. Produced for the Bauhaus Manifesto, it showcases the movement's interest in simplified forms and functional design rooted in expressionist principles. The work’s angular composition and focus on archite...
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Iconic Bauhaus Manifesto woodcut, major institutional significance and strong Expressionist design.
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The Village is a 1920 woodcut by German-American artist Lyonel Feininger, who joined the Bauhaus faculty when the school opened in Weimar. It depicts clustered architecture through angular, intersecting planes that give buildings and surrounding space a crystalline structure. The print reflects Fein...
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Recognizable Feininger woodcut style, crystalline and assured, but less famous than Cathedral.
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