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Jul. 25, 2024
Bauhaus.- Meyer (Hannes) Typed Letter signed, addressed to a student body regarding alterations to the Bauhaus course following student submissions, 10th July, 1930
Est: £200 - £300
Bauhaus.- Meyer (Hannes) Typed Letter signed, addressed to a student body regarding alterations to the Bauhaus course following student submissions, on headed paper "der direktor. bauhaus dessau", folds, short tears, inscription on verso, 4to, 10th July, 1930. *** A letter from the second director of the Bauhaus Dessau on headed paper responding to a student letter, agreeing in principle to add a photography course and referencing Kandinsky and Albers.
Forum Auctions - UK
Feb. 27, 2024
Hannes Meyer, 1889-1954
Est: €800 - €1,200
Hannes Meyer, 1889-1954 Hochspannung, um 1930, Vintage print War ausgestellt in: Bauhaus, Kunstmuseum Ahlen, 1993, Abb. Katalog, Nr. 7; B. Leismann, Das Bauhaus, Gestaltung für ein modernes Leben, Köln 1993, S. 185 In der Nachfolge von Walter Gropius leitete Hannes Meyer das Bauhaus in Dessau 1928-30 17,1:12,1 cm
Schneider-Henn
Feb. 02, 2024
Hannes Meyer, 1889-1954
Est: €800 - €1,200
Hannes Meyer, 1889-1954 Hochspannung, um 1930, Vintage print War ausgestellt in: Bauhaus, Kunstmuseum Ahlen, 1993, Abb. Katalog, Nr. 7; B. Leismann, Das Bauhaus, Gestaltung für ein modernes Leben, Köln 1993, S. 185 In der Nachfolge von Walter Gropius leitete Hannes Meyer das Bauhaus in Dessau 1928-30 17,1:12,1 cm
Schneider-Henn
Oct. 03, 2018
HANNES MEYER | 'Mexico'
Est: $30,000 - $50,000
an album containing 21 photographs of Mexico, including ' Manifestacion [ sic] de Campesinos,' ' El Piramide [ sic] del Sol,' ' 16-IX-38: Desfile [Independence Day],' and others, each ferrotyped, mounted, titled, annotated, and numbered sequentially and many dated in ink on the mounts, the first plate warmly inscribed 'Cordial recuerdo de tus amigos suizos / Hannes, Lena, Lilo, Mario Meyer / Mexico, D. F. 1-I-47' in ink and with the photographer's credit/studio stamp on the reverse, 1938-40. Folio, hand-stitched gingham cloth with flaps and ties, titled in ink
Sotheby's
Jun. 04, 2016
Bauhaus - - Meyer, Hannes. Die Neue Welt. Mit zahlreichen Abbildungen. (Zür
Est: €200 - €300
Bauhaus - - Meyer, Hannes. Die Neue Welt. Mit zahlreichen Abbildungen. (Zürich), Fretz, 1926. S. 205-236. 29,5 x 20,5 cm. Original-Karton (gering fleckig und angestaubt).Sonderdruck aus dem Juliheft 1926 der Zeitschrift "Das Werk". - Mit Abbildungen von Architekturprojekten von Mies van der Rohe (Hochhaus aus Eisen und Glas 1921), Natan Altman, J.J.P. Oud, Le Corbusier; Raumgestalung von Willy Baumeister, Piet Mondrian; Möbel von Marcel Breuer (Stahlstuhl); Theater, Photographien von L. Moholy-Nagy sowie angewandte Kunst mit Werken von El Lissitzky, S. Arp-Täuber u.a. - Mit weiteren Beiträgen von Willi Baumeister (Raum und Farbe), Lajos Kassák (Die Reklame) u.a. Ferner am Ende mit Verzeichnissen und Bildern von Büchern und Zeitschriften, darunter auch die Liste der Bauhausbücher. - Papierbedingt gering gebräunt, sonst sehr gut erhalten.
Nosbüsch & Stucke GmbH
Mar. 04, 2016
[ARCHITECTURE] - Hannes Meyer Architekt 1889-1954. Schriften der zwanziger Jahre im Reprint
Est: €200 - €300
8 facs. reprint issues of periodicals with contributions by HANNES MEYER, loose as issued in orig. board portfolio. Contains facs. reprints of Siedlung Freidorf (1919), Das Theater Co-op (1924), Junge Kunst in Belgien (1925), Abstracte Kunst/ ABC - Beiträge zum Bauen (1926), Die Neue Welt (1926), Die Neue Welt und Bauen (1928) and Bauhaus. We add: ABC Beiträge zum Bauen. Contributions on Building 1924-1928. Baden, Lars Müller, 1993. First + second series. Reprint + commentary. In orig. board portfolio. + Vesc' Objet Gegenstand. Baden, Lars Müller, 1994. Reprint + commentary. In orig. board portfolio. + Max Burchartz. Typografische Arbeiten 1924-1931 im Reprint. Baden, Lars Müller, 1993. In orig. board portfolio. + Die Kunstismen = Les ismes de l'art = The isms of art. Baden, Lars Müller, 1990. Published by El Lissitzky and Hans Arp. Reprint, hard cover
Auctions Van de Wiele
Dec. 15, 2015
Hannes Meyer, Two Folding Chairs ‘co-op interieur‘, 1925/26
Est: €1,700 - €2,210
Beech, cotton, metal Germany, 1925/26 Hannes Meyer (1889-1954) – Swiss architect, town planner and photographer, director of the Bauhaus Two folding chairs from the ‘co-op interieur’ Foldable, strutted wooden frame with 4 square legs High, open and slightly protruding armrests Back rest and seat with white-yellow-striped fabric, riveted Seats additionally fortified with two belts from the underneath Dimensions: 89.6 x 51 x 53 cm Seat heights: c. 43 cm Pair of folding chairs in the Bauhaus-design as manifests of the 1920s new style of living Estimate by Auctionata Expert: 3,400 Euro After Hannes Meyer had become director of the Bauhaus, he introduced the idea of a collective creative process, the so-called ‘co-principle’, and attuned teaching and workshops, planning and architecture to the collective and its needs. Offered pair of chairs represents the conceptual expression of the desire for maximum economy in form, construction and materials, which are part of the co-op idea. The chairs were originally designed with other co-op furniture for a room in Meyers House – the ‘co-op interieur’ with folding chair to the wall, gramophone and bedstead. Condition: The two chairs are in an optically good condition showing heavier signs of age and wear. The left leg of one chair is wormy (inactive) at the lower part. The lower left strut shows a shake. The cover has been renewed. The dimensions of the chairs are each 89.6 x 51 x 53 cm, the seat heights measure c. 43 cm. Hannes Meyer (1889-1954) Hannes Meyer was born in Basel, trained as mason in 1905 and absolved an apprenticeship as an architectural draftsman and construction supervisor in Basel. Subsequently he attended courses at the Industrial School in Basel. In 1910 he started working for the architectural firm of Albert Froelich in Berlin and later joined Johann Emil Schaudt’s office. At the same time he attended several evening classes at the School of Applied Arts. Before he started working as an independent architect in Basel in 1919, he spent two years in England and was Georg Metzendorf’s assistant in Munich. In 1927 Meyer was appointed to the Bauhaus in Dessau, where he was offered a job as master architect. One year later, he becomes director as successor to Walter Gropius. However, due to political reasons Meyer was dismissed in 1930, since he was regarded as a social democrat and had campaigned for the affordability of Bauhaus products for everyone. Accompanied by some students and employees, Meyer moved to Moscow where he became university professor. In 1936 Meyer returned to Switzerland and from there moved to Mexico in in 1939, where he worked as director of the newly founded Institute of Urban Design and Planning in Mexico City. After his return to Switzerland in 1949 he began publishing architectural literature. Meyer primarily dealt with housing construction and analyzed the functional and psychological factors of a floor plan to reduce the architecture to the formula ‘function x economy’. Among the important works of Hans Meyer are the housing cooperative Freidorf near Basel (1919/21), the Trade Union School in Bernau bei Berlin (1928-30) and the children's home in Mümliswil, Solothurn (1938-39). (nlu) Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.
Auctionata Paddle8 AG
Sep. 16, 2015
Hannes Meyer, Two Folding Chairs ‘co-op interieur‘, 1925/26
Est: €2,400 - €3,120
Beech, cotton, metal Germany, 1925/26 Hannes Meyer (1889-1954) – Swiss architect, town planner and photographer, director of the Bauhaus Two folding chairs from the ‘co-op interieur’ Foldable, strutted wooden frame with 4 square legs High, open and slightly protruding armrests Back rest and seat with white-yellow-striped fabric, riveted Seats additionally fortified with two belts from the underneath Dimensions: 89.6 x 51 x 53 cm Seat heights: c. 43 cm Pair of folding chairs in the Bauhaus-design as manifests of the 1920s new style of living Estimate by Auctionata Expert: 5,000 Euro After Hannes Meyer had become director of the Bauhaus, he introduced the idea of a collective creative process, the so-called ‘co-principle’, and attuned teaching and workshops, planning and architecture to the collective and its needs. Offered pair of chairs represents the conceptual expression of the desire for maximum economy in form, construction and materials, which are part of the co-op idea. The chairs were originally designed with other co-op furniture for a room in Meyers House – the ‘co-op interieur’ with folding chair to the wall, gramophone and bedstead. Condition: The two chairs are in an optically good condition showing heavier signs of age and wear. The left leg of one chair is wormy (inactive) at the lower part. The lower left strut shows a shake. The cover has been renewed. The dimensions of the chairs are each 89.6 x 51 x 53 cm, the seat heights measure c. 43 cm. Hannes Meyer (1889-1954) Hannes Meyer was born in Basel, trained as mason in 1905 and absolved an apprenticeship as an architectural draftsman and construction supervisor in Basel. Subsequently he attended courses at the Industrial School in Basel. In 1910 he started working for the architectural firm of Albert Froelich in Berlin and later joined Johann Emil Schaudt’s office. At the same time he attended several evening classes at the School of Applied Arts. Before he started working as an independent architect in Basel in 1919, he spent two years in England and was Georg Metzendorf’s assistant in Munich. In 1927 Meyer was appointed to the Bauhaus in Dessau, where he was offered a job as master architect. One year later, he becomes director as successor to Walter Gropius. However, due to political reasons Meyer was dismissed in 1930, since he was regarded as a social democrat and had campaigned for the affordability of Bauhaus products for everyone. Accompanied by some students and employees, Meyer moved to Moscow where he became university professor. In 1936 Meyer returned to Switzerland and from there moved to Mexico in in 1939, where he worked as director of the newly founded Institute of Urban Design and Planning in Mexico City. After his return to Switzerland in 1949 he began publishing architectural literature. Meyer primarily dealt with housing construction and analyzed the functional and psychological factors of a floor plan to reduce the architecture to the formula ‘function x economy’. Among the important works of Hans Meyer are the housing cooperative Freidorf near Basel (1919/21), the Trade Union School in Bernau bei Berlin (1928-30) and the children's home in Mümliswil, Solothurn (1938-39). (nlu) Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.
Auctionata Paddle8 AG
May. 20, 2011
Hannes MEYER (1889-1954) Exposition universelle,
Est: €1,500 - €2,000
Hannes MEYER (1889-1954) Exposition universelle, Moscou, 1931-36 Tirage d'époque au gélatino-bromure d'argent Au dos : cachet humide de l'auteur, indications de reproduction, trace d'étiquette légendée 22,5 x 15 cm
Millon & Associes
Mar. 04, 2011
Archive de Hannes Meyer (1889-1954) Bataille de Stalingrad, Novembre 1942-Janvier 1943 25 épreuves argentiques originales, tamponnée...
Est: €3,000 - €3,500
Archive de Hannes Meyer (1889-1954) Bataille de Stalingrad, Novembre 1942-Janvier 1943 25 épreuves argentiques originales, tamponnées 'Printed in the Soviet Socialist Republics', légendées sur des étiquettes tapuscrites au dos des épreuves 174 x1 20 mm
Tajan
Dec. 01, 2010
Meyer, Hannes: Street Scene; Pylon
Est: €300 - €500
Street scene; Pylon. Early 1930s. 2 vintage gelatin silver prints, 1 on Leonar paper. 17 x 12,1 and 23,5 x 17,1 cm. 1 with foreign press service stamp and annotation photo Gunnar Lundn Stockholm 26 Sweden on the verso. First print with corners slightly bumped and a few minimal handling marks, second print with traces of previous mounting on the verso, otherwise in very good condition.
Galerie Bassenge
Jul. 01, 2010
Pair of door handles with lock, around 1930
Est: €437 - €450
Designed for the 'Laubenganghäuser' in Dessau-Törten. Iron, black and white paints. Box lock with case, two rounded off, round Griffstücke, integrated keyhole, two round of Schlüsselschilder. H. 16.5 cm.
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