Bauhaus Art Prints

The Bauhaus Art Movement, begun in 1919 in Weimer, Germany, was an offshoot of the Bauhaus School founded by architect Walter Gropius. It continued to gain in influence even after the school was closed in 1933. The Bauhaus School sought to reconcile both fine arts and applied arts in its curriculum, offering training in architecture, arts and typography, as well as graphic, interior and industrial design. Dozens of well-known artists came to The Bauhaus as guest lecturers and some of the more famous instructors on staff included Wassily Kandinsky, Joseph Albers and Paul Klee. All three artists left Germany when the Nazis forced closure of the school. Bauhaus artists, designers and architects, however, continued to exert great influence in their fields long after. You'll find a large selection of Bauhaus artwork here at AffordableArt101. This includes Bauhaus prints, Bauhaus lithographs and Bauhaus silkscreens.