Laszlo Moholy-Nagy
Laszlo Moholy-Nagy was born July 20 1895 BirthBacsbord, Hungary.
Died Nov 24 1946 deathChicago, USA.
Categories: Painting Photography Kinetic Art Constructivism Bauhaus Sydney Biennale
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Laszlo Moholy Nagy: Visueller Gestalter, Maler und Fotograf.
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Works in the Guggenheim Museum, with biography.
Except for a very brief hiatus at the end of the 1920s, Moholy considered himself a painter, first and foremost. His short autobiography, Abstract of an Artist (1944), gives an account of how his art evolved. He wrote that at first his work was figurative because he found the contemporary art of his day chaotic…
Lightplay: Black-White-Grey (excerpt) (1932) 1 min. 40 secs
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