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A vase of gladiolus and dalias by Oskar Schlemmer

A vase of gladiolus and dalias

Oskar Schlemmer · 1925

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Artist
Oskar Schlemmer
Date
1925
Location
Museum of John Paul II Collection
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Oskar Schlemmer

Oskar Schlemmer, a pivotal Bauhaus figure, transformed the human body into geometric forms, most famously in his groundbreaking Triadic Ballet.

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