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Bauhaus

school in Germany that combined crafts and the fine arts

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school in Germany that combined crafts and the fine arts

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    1. Marianne Brandt→Bauhaus

      Works or worked for

      employed by1927–1929Wikidata statement
    2. Josef Albers→Bauhaus

      Educated at

      educated atDates not recordedWikidata statement
    3. Marcel Breuer→Bauhaus

      Educated at

      educated at1920–1924Wikidata statement
    4. Paul Klee→Bauhaus

      Works or worked for

      employed byDates not recordedWikidata statement
    5. Marianne Brandt→Bauhaus

      Educated at

      educated at1923–1929Wikidata statement
    6. Marcel Breuer→Bauhaus

      Works or worked for

      employed by1925–1928Wikidata statement