1130 - Bauhaus - Röhl, Karl Peter. Three handwritten letters with the artist’s signature. No place indicated, May 25, 1928, and undated. Sheet dimensions: ranging from 22 x 22 cm to 27.5 x 20.5 cm. 3 sheets with small drawings. On thin paper. — Accompanied by an original photograph (9 x 6 cm) showing the artist in his studio, with a handwritten dedication to his son from his first marriage to Alexandra Röhl (née Gutzeit).

Bauhaus - Röhl, Karl Peter. Three handwritten letters with the artist’s signature. No place indicated, May 25, 1928, and undated. Sheet dimensions: ranging from 22 x 22 cm to 27.5 x 20.5 cm. 3 sheets with small drawings. On thin paper. — Accompanied by an original photograph (9 x 6 cm) showing the artist in his studio, with a handwritten dedication to his son from his first marriage to Alexandra Röhl (née Gutzeit). K. P. Röhl (1890–1975) was a German painter and graphic artist. In 1919, Röhl became a master student and junior master at the Bauhaus in Weimar. He designed the first Bauhaus logo, the “Sternenmännchen” (Little Star Man). In 1921, Röhl met the Dutch avant-garde artist Theo van Doesburg, who also co-founded the “Weimar Stijl” group. During this time, Röhl also participated in Dadaist actions. - Three personal letters, presumably to his father. Includes a small drawing. - Margins slightly irregular, otherwise in good condition. #