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LIS by László Moholy-Nagy

LIS

László Moholy-Nagy · 1922

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Artist
László Moholy-Nagy
Date
1922
Location
Kunsthaus Zürich
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László Moholy-Nagy

László Moholy-Nagy, a 'relentlessly experimental' Bauhaus master, pioneered photography and kinetic sculpture, famously creating the Light-Space Modulator.

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