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László Moholy-Nagy

1895–1946 · Hungary · Constructivism

László Moholy-Nagy (July 20, 1895 – November 24, 1946) was a Hungarian painter and photographer as well as a professor in the Bauhaus school. He was highly influenced by constructivism and a strong advocate of the integration of technology and industry into the arts. Wikipedia

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Works

• “E IV (Construction VII)”, 1922 — Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe
• “LIS”, 1922 — Kunsthaus Zürich
• “Leda y el cisne” — Institut Valencià d'Art Modern
• “A 18”, 1927
• “Xanti Schawinsky on a Bauhaus balcony”, 1928
• “Space Modulator L3”, 1936
• “Z II”
• “Leda and the Swan”, 1925
• “Self-Portrait”, 1919
• “Space Modulator Experiment, Aluminum 5”, 1931
• “Leuk 5”, 1946
• “Untitled 9”
• “La Canebière Street, Marseilles – View Through the Balcony Grille”, 1928
• “Composition K IV”, 1922
• “Telephone Picture EM 3”, 1923
• “K VII”, 1922
• “Composition A XI”, 1923
• “Am 7 (26)”, 1926
• “Floating Forms”, 1945
• “Composition Z VIII”, 1924
• “Sil I”, 1933
• “Composition A XXI”, 1925
• “Figurative composition”, 1920
• “Hidak Bridges”, 1921
• “The storm”, 1922
• “Construction AL6”, 1933
• “CH3 Al”, 1938
• “Z VII”, 1926
• “Construction”, 1924 — Städel Museum
• “On White Ground”, 1923 — Museum Ludwig
• “QXX”, 1923 — Von der Heydt Museum
• “Space CH2”, 1938

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