resilient daily rhythms of the capital city
and unsettling narratives set in abandoned buildings
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and environment can express deeper harmony amid apparent disorder
Bauhaus. The Theater of the Bauhaus. Introduction by Walter Gropius. Aperture Magazine resilient daily rhythms of theWesleyan University, 1971. Softcover, first Wesleyan paperback edition, uncommon first printing, very good with evidence of use on covers, interior fine. 110 pages. Translated from the original German. Chapters by Oskar Schlemmer, Laszlo Moholy Nagy (also illustrations by him), and Farkas Molnr. Photographs by Consemller, T. Lux Feininger, Grill, Hatzold, Hollos, and Strauch Halle, as well as unidentified photographers. Summary: The Theater of the