• Eberhard Schrammen

  been founded there in 1906 and was headed by Henry van de Velde. Schrammen also supported the founding of [...] already met his future wife, the Bauhaus student Toni van Haken-Nelissen, in 1919, and they were married in

• Schrammen, Eberhard

  been founded there in 1906 and was headed by Henry van de Velde. Schrammen also supported the founding of [...] already met his future wife, the Bauhaus student Toni van Haken-Nelissen, in 1919, and they were married in

• AEG Turbine Hall, Berlin

  Klaus (1992): 1910 – Halbzeit der Moderne. Van de Velde, Behrens, Hoffmann und die Anderen, Stuttgart

• AEG Turbine Hall, Berlin

  Klaus (1992): 1910 – Halbzeit der Moderne. Van de Velde, Behrens, Hoffmann und die Anderen, Stuttgart

• Lindig, Otto

  by a course in the Ceramics Department in Henry van de Velde’s College of Applied Art of the Grand Duchy

• Triennial of Modernism

  in the Triennial. Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Van de Velde-Bau Bauhaus-Universität Weimar / Foto: Jonas [...] Jonas Tegtmeyer Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Van de Velde-Bau headline The exhibition ‘The Matter of Data’

• International modernism: Japan

  between Europe and the Japanese avant-garde. Henry van de Velde was one of many artists who were preoccupied [...] Iwao not only trained in architecture under Mies van der Rohe and Ludwig Hilberseimer, but also increasingly [...] wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Yoshida-Post-Osaka.jpg?uselang=de) / © gemeinfrei Yoshida Tesuro: Postoffice, Osaka

• Otto Lindig

  by a course in the Ceramics Department in Henry van de Velde’s College of Applied Art of the Grand Duchy

• Programme

  kommt aus Weimar" sowie die neue Ausstellung "Van de Velde, Nietzsche und die Moderne um 1900" im Neuen

• Gropius, Walter

  reality. As the successor of the Belgian artist Henry van de Velde, he became the director of the Großherzo [...] his two successors: Hannes Meyer and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. The conservation of the Bauhaus’s legacy [...] members of Behrens’s practice included Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Le Corbusier. Gropius became a member