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Bauhaus - The Exchange. Publications by Students at the State Bauhaus in Weimar. [No. 1]. Weimar, May 1919. With two woodcuts. Double-page spread. Time of announcement: approx. 12:42 (Schedule subject to change) The first of only three issues that followed the introductory flyer (see Cat. No. 71).—Featuring one woodcut each by Rudolf Riege and Luise-Margret Spindler. - The texts were written by Eberhard Schrammen (“Fundamentals of the Bauhaus”), Johannes Auerbach, Käthe Brachmann, Heinrich Linzen, and D. von Mohl (“Echo of Gropius’s Inaugural Address and Program”), Georg Calmann (“On the Designs and Dreams of Unknown Architects”), and others. - Printed by R. Wagner Sohn, Weimar, on brownish paper. Dorfner Network Catalog 2014, Cat. No. 64. - See Fleischmann, pp. 38–39 (which lists only the two subsequent editions) Small tear at the edge of the cover. Page 4 has minimal staining. English description: With two woodcuts. Double-leaf. The first of only three editions that followed the promotional flyer (see Lot 72). - Featuring one woodcut each by Rudolf Riege and Luise-Margret Spindler. - The texts were written by Eberhard Schrammen (“Grundsätzliches über das Bauhaus”), Johannes Auerbach, Käthe Brachmann, Heinrich Linzen, and D. von Mohl (“Echo von Gropius’ Antrittsrede und Programm”), Georg Calmann (“On the Designs and Dreams of Unknown Architects”), and others. - Printed by R. Wagner Sohn, Weimar, on brownish paper. Small tear at the edge of the cover. Page 4 has minimal staining.
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