Preface | p. 6 |
On the Origins of the Bauhaus | p. 8 |
Weimar Bauhaus--Expressionist Bauhaus | p. 20 |
Teachers | p. 22 |
Johannes Itten and his teaching | p. 24 |
The workshops | p. 34 |
Party--work--play | p. 37 |
Women at the Bauhaus | p. 38 |
Architecture teaching and estate planning | p. 40 |
The Gropius-Itten conflict | p. 46 |
The Weimar Bauhaus between political fronts | p. 46 |
Art and Technology--A New Unity | p. 52 |
De Stijl at the Bauhaus | p. 54 |
Paul Klee's classes | p. 62 |
Wassily Kandinsky's classes | p. 66 |
The pottery workshop | p. 68 |
The textile workshop | p. 72 |
The metal workshop | p. 75 |
The furniture workshop | p. 82 |
The stained-glass and mural-painting workshop | p. 86 |
The wood-carving and stone-sculpture workshops | p. 91 |
The bookbinding workshop | p. 95 |
The graphic printing workshop | p. 98 |
Theatre at the Weimar Bauhaus | p. 101 |
Bauhaus Exhibition of 1923 | p. 105 |
Architecture at the Weimar Bauhaus | p. 110 |
The strangulation of the Weimar Bauhaus | p. 113 |
Dessau Bauhaus: Institute of Design | p. 118 |
The Bauhaus building in Dessau | p. 120 |
Masters' houses | p. 126 |
Torten estate | p. 132 |
School reforms of 1925 and 1927 | p. 134 |
Bauhaus books--Bauhaus journal | p. 137 |
Preliminary courses by Josef Albers and Laszlo Moholy-Nagy in Dessau | p. 140 |
Classes by Paul Klee and Wassily Kandinsky in Dessau | p. 144 |
Production and teaching in the workshops | p. 146 |
The printing and advertising workshop | p. 148 |
The textile workshop | p. 150 |
The joinery, metal, mural-painting and sculpture workshops | p. 152 |
Theatre at the Dessau Bauhaus | p. 158 |
Difficult times 1926/27 | p. 161 |
The resignation of Walter Gropius | p. 162 |
Hannes Meyer: Necessities, not Luxuries | p. 164 |
Reorganization of the Bauhaus | p. 170 |
Reorganization of the workshops | p. 174 |
Workshop for interior design--joinery | p. 175 |
Workshop for interior design--metal | p. 176 |
Workshop for interior design--mural-painting | p. 178 |
The advertising workshop | p. 180 |
The weaving workshop | p. 184 |
Theatre under Hannes Meyer | p. 186 |
Free painting classes | p. 188 |
Architecture teaching under Hannes Meyer | p. 190 |
The Bernau Trades Union School | p. 193 |
Expanding the Torten estate | p. 196 |
Bauhaus achievements under Hannes Meyer | p. 196 |
The dismissal of Hannes Meyer | p. 199 |
Mies van der Rohe: The Bauhaus Becomes a School of Architecture | p. 202 |
The new course at the Bauhaus | p. 204 |
Financial difficulties--political struggles | p. 206 |
Architecture classes by Hilberseimer and Mies van der Rohe | p. 209 |
Junkers estate | p. 216 |
The workshops for advertising and photography | p. 218 |
The workshops for weaving and interior design | p. 224 |
The political end in Dessau | p. 226 |
A German Bauhaus? End of the Bauhaus | p. 228 |
The Bauhaus in Berlin | p. 232 |
Appendix | |
Notes | p. 240 |
Biographies | p. 242 |
Bibliography | p. 254 |
List of illustrations | p. 254 |
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