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Moholy-Nagy, László

Moholy-Nagy was born 20.07.1895 in Bacsbarsod, Hungary, and died 24.11.1946 in Chicago. He studied law at the University of Budapest (1913).
Avant Garde und IndustrieLight vision : ein Experiment von Moholy-NagyMoholy-Nagy : Fotos und FotogrammeMoholy-NagyMalerei Fotographie FilmVon Material zu Architektur : Faksimile der 1929 erschienenen ErstausgabeLaszlo Moholy-NagyDie Bühne im BauhausVisions of totality : Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Theo van Doesburg, and El LissitzkyLaszlo Moholy-Nagy : Ausschnitte aus einem Lebenswerk : Bildnerische Arbeiten Fotos UnterrichtBauhäusler in Amerika : das Werk der Emigranten seit 1933Paris-Berlin : 1900-1933 : rapports et contrastes France-Allemagne 1900-1933 : art ... musiqueVision in motionMoholy-Nagy : experiment in totalityThe tradition of ConstructivismMoholy-NagyL. Moholy-Nagy : 60 photosHungarian konstruktivist art 1920-1977 : István Beöthy ... Peter TürkPioneers of modern typographyMondrian, De Stijl and the New TypographyThe BauhausModernismView from a long chair : the memoirs of Jack PritchardModern Britain 1929-1939The Bauhaus and America : first contacts 1919-1936Central European avant-gardes : exchange and transformation, 1910-1930Malerei Photographie FilmMoholy-NagyMoholy - Nagy : Fotoplastiks : the Bauhaus yearsArchitects' Year Book 3The new vision and Abstract of an artistMoholy-Nagy : ein TotalexperimentMoholy-Nagy : experiment in totalityL. Moholy-NagyVon Material zu ArchitekturMoholy-Nagy 1989-2000 : Ösztöndij = scholarship : tervezök, akik ösztöndijasok voltak : válogatás 2001 = designers - former Moholy grant holders : catalogue of selected works 2001(Photo) Writing Degree ZeroBauhaus goes West : modern art and design in Britain and AmericaLaszlo Moholy-Nagy : 60 PhotosMoholy-Nagy zeigt ein Lichtspiel
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Moholy-Nagy, László

Moholy-Nagy was born 20.07.1895 in Bacsbarsod, Hungary, and died 24.11.1946 in Chicago. He studied law at the University of Budapest (1913).