BIDDING ADIEU TO THE BEST OF THE BAUHAUS

BIDDING ADIEU TO THE BEST OF THE BAUHAUS

On Feb 23, Berlin's space-age Bauhaus Archive museum packed up its collection of the Bauhaus Highlights--an exhibition featuring the top 100 pieces of furniture, graphic arts, photography, architectural models, ceramics and chairs by the late, great design leaders--for at least the next four ye...

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