Description
Bauhaus-Building Dessau Poster
*The frame is only for illustration purposes and not included.
When I began shaping the Architecture Now series, there was no doubt which building would come first. The Bauhaus-Building in Dessau, completed by Walter Gropius in 1926, is more than just an architectural landmark — it is the physical embodiment of a movement that transformed design, art, and architecture on a global scale.
It may be debated whether the radical modernism born at the Bauhaus always led to beautiful outcomes, but its influence is undeniable: from the glass-and-steel skylines of today’s cities to the clean lines of everyday objects.
This poster reduces Gropius’s vision to pure geometry — the crystalline façade distilled into grids and contrasts, available both in a stark monochrome edition and a vibrant version accented with primary Bauhaus colours. A fitting homage to a school whose impact still resonates nearly a century later.
Celebrates Walter Gropius’s 1926 Bauhaus-Building in Dessau, Germany.
Minimalist reinterpretation in both monochrome and colour-accented editions.
A poster that honours the origins of modernist design.
We print these beauties on thick, high quality paper that laughs in the face of sunlight and humidity (but please don’t test it in the sauna).
Semi-glossy, enhances colors with a subtle shine
200 gsm (80 lb), thickness: 0.22 mm (8.7 mils)
FSC-certified or equivalent paper for sustainability
Available in A4, A3, B2 and B1 – from “cute and compact” to “I’m basically in a gallery now” – there’s a size for every wall.
A4 • 21×30 cm • 8×12u0022
A3 • 30×42 cm • 12×16u0022
B2 • 50×70 cm • 20×28u0022
B1 • 70×100 cm • 28×40u0022
Printed locally and packaged with love – and bubble wrap – for safe travels to your door.
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Carefully packaged in a sturdy tube or flat mailer
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