Head, Oskar Schlemmer, 1922
Oskar Schlemmer, portretOskar SchlemmerNiemcy, 1888–1943

Head

1922 · Drawing and Watercolor

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Gdzie jest teraz „Head”? Kolekcja: Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago. Obecnie poza wystawą. Sprawdzono 9 listopada 2026.

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Z życia: Oskar Schlemmer

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  1. 1920

    Gropius invites Schlemmer to the Weimar Bauhaus

    Walter Gropius invites Schlemmer to the Bauhaus in Weimar: by one account he runs the mural-painting and sculpture departments, by another he first heads the metal workshop and from 1922 the sculpture workshop.

  2. 1920

    Marries Helena Tutein

    In 1920 Schlemmer marries Helena Tutein; after the wedding he is invited to Weimar by Walter Gropius.

  3. 1920–1928

    Employed by: Bauhaus

  4. 1920–1929

    Develops the course “Der Mensch”

    During his Bauhaus years Schlemmer develops the multidisciplinary course “Der Mensch” (The Human Being): in the human form he saw a measure that could provide a foothold in the disunity of his time.

  5. 1923

    Takes over the theatre workshop from Lothar Schreyer

    In 1923 Schlemmer becomes Master of Form at the Bauhaus theatre workshop, taking it over from Lothar Schreyer. His complex ideas prove influential, making him one of the most important teachers at the school at that time.

  6. 1923

    The influence of Metaphysical painting

    From 1923 Schlemmer’s style is strongly influenced by Metaphysical painting (Pittura Metafisica): the number of figures in his pictures noticeably decreases, and they are arranged on a clearly divided surface in a choreographic order that reflects universal harmony. The National Gallery in Berlin and the Folkwang Museum in Essen acquire works from this period, and recognition and fame come to the artist.

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