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Modernism at its Peak History 104 / April 5, 2013

Modernism at its Peak History 104 / April 5, 2013. Hannah Höch, Cut with a Cake-Knife (ca. 1919). Otto Dix Flanders (1934-36). Otto Dix Skat Players (1920). Raoul Haussmann Tatlin at Home (1920). Paul Citro ën Metropolis (1923). Still from Fritz Lang, Metropolis (1926).

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Modernism at its Peak History 104 / April 5, 2013

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  1. Modernism at its PeakHistory 104 / April 5, 2013

  2. Hannah Höch,Cut with a Cake-Knife(ca. 1919)

  3. Otto DixFlanders(1934-36)

  4. Otto DixSkat Players(1920)

  5. Raoul HaussmannTatlin at Home(1920)

  6. Paul CitroënMetropolis(1923)

  7. Still from Fritz Lang, Metropolis (1926)

  8. Arnold Schoenberg(1874-1951) • chromaticdissonance:Pierrot Lunaire (1912) • twelve-tone musical technique (1920s)

  9. Abstraction: the art ofPiet Mondrian(1872-1944)

  10. Bertolt Brecht(1898-1956)The Threepenny Opera(1927)

  11. James Joyce(1882-1941)Ulysses(1922)

  12. Cabaret in Berlinin the 1920s

  13. The “bob” haircutand the“garçonne” persona

  14. Virginia Woolf(1882-1941)

  15. Walter Gropius(1883-1969)

  16. Bauhaus academy buildings, ca. 1926

  17. Aerial view of the Bauhaus buildings: geometry in space

  18. Bauhaus under construction: standardized dorm apartments

  19. Bauhaus living: the “horseshoe” settlement

  20. The “horseshoe” settlement at ground level

  21. Standardized workers’ housing for Siemens

  22. The Schocken department store, Berlin (arch. Erich Mendelsohn)

  23. Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, “Barcelona” furniture (ca. 1930)

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