NORDIC DESIGN Die Antwort aufs Bauhaus - Tobias Hoffmann,
The Response to the Bauhaus
KORTE INHOUD
Nordic Design. The Response to the Bauhaus deals with Nordic countries' reaction to the Bauhaus and the German modern age. The late 1920s saw a new design form celebrating its first successes across the Nordic countries. Finland's singular living conditions had an equal influence on the new design vocabulary alongside the postulate formulated in Sweden: 'Beauty for everyone', or the Danish preference for handicrafts.
The respective characteristics of the Nordic countries gave rise to a highly autonomous interpretation of functionalism. It was not the avant-garde form that stood in the foreground, as was very often the case in Germany, but the tailored solution to any given task. Through this, Scandinavian functionalism succeeded in becoming the constant that defined the identity of the Nordic nations.
Text in English and German.
The respective characteristics of the Nordic countries gave rise to a highly autonomous interpretation of functionalism. It was not the avant-garde form that stood in the foreground, as was very often the case in Germany, but the tailored solution to any given task. Through this, Scandinavian functionalism succeeded in becoming the constant that defined the identity of the Nordic nations.
Text in English and German.
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2019Uitgever: , Bröhan-Museum Berlin, 2020304 paginasTaal: EngelsISBN-10: 3897905825ISBN-13: 9783897905825Koop dit boek tweedehands
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Nordic Design besch ftigt sich mit der Reaktion der nordischen L nder auf das Bauhaus und die deutsche Moderne. ? Ende der 1920er-Jahre feiert eine neue Gestaltung in allen nordischen L ndern erste Erfolge. Die singul ren finnischen Lebensbedingungen nehmen ebenso Einfluss auf die neue Formensprache, wie das in Schweden formulierte Postulat: ?Sch nheit f r alle? oder die d nische Bevorzugung des Handwerks. Durch die jeweiligen Charakteristika der nordischen L nder entsteht eine sehr eigenst ndige Interpreta...
