Artandshadow
Bauhaus Magazine Cover Steel Cube Sculpture, 13 cm
€160,00
Taxes included.
Estimated delivery: 5–7 business days
About this artwork
This cubic sculpture pays homage to the cover of Bauhaus magazine, Year 3, No. 1, published in 1929, with the logo and cover design by Joost Schmidt. The work translates the period graphic design into a three-dimensional metal and acrylic-glass object for indoor display.
Bauhaus magazine began periodic publication following the inauguration of the new Bauhaus building in Dessau on 4 December 1926. Joost Schmidt was responsible for its design, and from 1929 the lettering appeared in white within a black rectangular form. That historic cover provides the subject for the transparent image held inside this hand-welded frame.
The sculpture may stand on a table, desk or shelf, or hang on a wall using the supplied hook. Natural or artificial lighting can cast geometric lines and shadows around the object, extending the composition beyond its 13 cm cubic frame.
Features
- Based on Bauhaus magazine, Year 3, No. 1, 1929
- Cover logo and design attributed to Joost Schmidt
- Hand-welded cubic metal frame
- Transparent image protected by acrylic glass
- Freestanding or wall-mounted presentation
- Designed to interact with natural or artificial light
- Indoor display object
Product Details
- Brand: Artandshadow
- Product type: graphic-design cube sculpture
- Subject: Bauhaus magazine cover
- Material: metal, acrylic glass, steel bar, 500 g acetate and welded metal
- Construction: hand-welded frame
- Dimensions: 13 × 13 × 13 cm
- Set quantity: 1 sculpture
- Color: black/white/silver
- Placement: wall, table, desk or shelf
- Included components: sculpture and wall hook; wall plug is not stated as included
- Use: interior use only