Papers, ca. 1928-1963.

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Papers, ca. 1928-1963.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/80343256

Collection contains a minor portion of Hassenpflugs correspondence, 1945-1963, manuscript writings on the Bauhaus (illustrated with 40 pictures), his architectural work in the Soviet Union and Soviet land use. Collection also contains some printed material, mostly relating to the Bauhaus and Hassenpflug's architectural work, ca. 100 photographs of wood and steel furniture and architectural drawings, partially designed in collaboration with Marcel Breuer and ca 60 drawings and blueprints of buildings and furniture designed by Hassenpflug, 1934-1935.

ca. 400 items.

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Guevresian, Gabriel.

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May, Ernst, 1886-1970

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Frobat, Fred.

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Wagner, Martin, 1885-1957

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