Fig.2.3(Ottofig3)

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Description: Rest Movement/Unity Multiplicity

TitleRest Movement/Unity Multiplicity

Creator nameWottitz, Anny

Creator roleDraftsman

Creation date1923

Object typeDrawing

MaterialsCharcoal and pencil on paper

LocationBauhaus-Archiv Berlin

SubjectsArt therapy--Europe--20th centuryPedagogy (Art)--Europe--20th century

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2. Bauhaus for Children: Care Work and Art Therapy with Friedl Dicker-Brandeis and Edith Kramer

Elizabeth Otto

Modernism, Art, Therapy

The untitled portrait looks more symbolist or expressionist than Bauhaus, rendered in the vein of Paul Gauguin or Ernst Ludwig Kirchner more than László Moholy-Nagy or Paul Klee (fig. 2.1). In it, a dark-complexioned female figure with large gold earrings and a primly buttoned green shirt is...

Author

Elizabeth Otto

PublisherYale University Press

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Chapter subject tags:Modernism (Art)BauhausChildren's art--United States--20th centuryKramer, Edith, 1916-2014Dicker, Friedl, 1898-1944Itten, Johannes, 1888-1967Art therapyChildren's artRefugee childrenHolocaust survivorsRacism--United States--History--20th centuryPedagogy (Art)--United States--20th century

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