Bauhaus Walter Gropius New Bauhaus Dessau 1925 Wristwatch
New Bauhaus - DESSAU 1925
This exclusive series, which draws on the colors and shapes of Lyonel Feininger's paintings, reflects the creative and innovative philosophy of the Bauhaus. Feininger, a German-American painter, graphic artist, and Bauhaus master, had a significant influence on the visual language of the Bauhaus with his works. In a letter to his wife Julia in 1925, Feininger wrote: “It's over, gentlemen, we're moving to Dessau now,” when the Bauhaus was forced to relocate from Weimar to Dessau under political pressure. This quote symbolizes the resilience and progress of the Bauhaus movement.
The watches in the series are characterized by their clean lines, geometric shapes, and a color palette directly inspired by Feininger's paintings. These design elements uniquely combine functionality and beauty, offering collectors and design enthusiasts alike a piece of history and art for the wrist.
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