Examples of using Gunta in English and their translations into German
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Gunta Bluķe: Thanks for donation!
Slit Tapestry Red-Green, Gunta Stölzl, 1927-1928.
Chair: Gunta Anča, EESC member.
I found him with the first chair oboist, Gunta.
Gunta Bluķe: Thanks for donation!
In April,Paul Klee takes up an appointment to the Academy in Dusseldorf and leaves the Bauhaus; Gunta Stölzl leaves in October.
Gunta Kairiša: Thanks for donation!
Starting in the subsequent winter semester of 1923-1924, she spent more than two years in the weaving workshop with Georg Muche andalso with Gunta Stölzl starting in 1926.
Gunta Anča Various interests- LV.
The"African Chair" is a work dating from the early expressionistic phase of the Bauhaus anda collaborative effort of the two Bauhauslers Marcel Breuer and Gunta Stölzl.
Gunta Kairiša: Thanks for donation!
At the big Triennial opening weekend in Dessau from 23 to 25 September 2016, visitors can look forward to walking tours of the city, artistic interventions and installations, as well as yoga on the Bauhaus lawn anda Bauhaus dinner in tribute to the weaver Gunta Stölzl.
Gunta Anča represented Maureen O'Neill under Rule 62.
The emergence of the"African chair" dates back to theearly years of Bauhausler Marcel Breuer and Gunta Stölzl: Breuer had transferred to the Bauhaus Weimar from the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna just one year earlier.
Gunta Stölzl, 1927-1928 Slit Tapestry Red-Green.
Josef Albers ran part of the"Vorkurs"(preparatory course), Herbert Bayer was in charge of the typography workshop and Marcel Breuer of the joinery workshop, Hinnerk Scheper was head of the mural painting workshop,Joost Schmidt taught the sculpture workshop and und Gunta Stölzl ran the weaving workshop.
Together with Gunta Stölzl, Benita Koch-Otte was among the most gifted female students of the weaving mill at the Bauhaus.
Former students took over the direction of the workshops, as young masters: Marcel Breuer headed the carpentry workshop, Herbert Bayer the printing and advertising workshop, Hinnerk Scheper the workshop for mural painting,Joost Schmidt the sculpture workshop and Gunta Stölzl the weaving workshop.
When Gunta Stölzl leaves the Bauhaus in 1931 in the wake of a rebellion in the weaving workshop, Anni Albers takes over as head of the workshop, thereby becoming one of the few women to hold such a position.
These include the famous table lamp by Wilhelm Wagenfeld and Carl Jakob Jucker, the teapot by Marianne Brandt, the lattice chair by MarcelBreuer, ceramics by Theodor Bogler, carpets by Gunta Stölzl and Gertrud Arndt and works by Paul Klee, Peter Keler and László Moholy-Nagy.
A debate followed, in which José Custódio Leirião, Gunta Anča, Daiva Kvedaraitė, Patricia McKeown, Seamus Boland, Antonello Pezzini, Krzysztof Pater, Nicos Epistithiou and Pietro Vittorio Barbieri took the floor.
Part I is in the collection of the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; part II, the smallest fragment, was kept by the artist, it was part of his estate; partIII belonged to the architect Hans Fischli in Zurich und later to the Bauhaus artist Gunta Stölzl; the present, largest part, bears the number IV.
Starting in 1926, Anni Albers and Gunta Stölzl began to work with the Jacquard technique, in which the warp can be selectively raised and lowered using punch cards, so that patterns of any degree of complexity can be produced.
The purchase of four important groups of material from artists' estates means that hundreds of pieces from classes at the Bauhaus and central key works by the renowned Bauhaus figures Benita Koch-Otte, Gertrud Arndt and Alfred Arndt as well as important historical documents andphotographs formerly owned by the Bauhaus teacher Gunta Stölzl have become a permanent part of the Bauhaus-Archiv collection.
Gunta Stölzl, Bauhaus master of the weaving workshop, runs in her self-portrait on bright orange ground as if she was an automatic textile robot and the"Vorkursblüten"(blossoms of the preliminary course) flourish only under the leadership of Josef Albers.
Part I is in the collection of the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; part II, the smallest fragment, was kept by the artist, it was part of his estate; part III belonged to the architectHans Fischli in Zurich und later to the Bauhaus artist Gunta Stölzl; the present, largest part, bears the number IV. This work was acquired by the architect and artist Gustav Schleicher 1887-1973.
Andris Gobiņš, Ariadna Ābeltiņa and Gunta Anča presented the upcoming Latvian presidency of the Council of the EU, which they explained would focus on three overarching priorities: Competitive Europe, Digital Europe and Engaged Europe.
Gunta Anča, member of the Ad hoc Group on Disability: Intervention at the Conference on"Implementing the Convention on the Right of Persons with Disabilities: Issues and Challenges" organised by Research Center, China Disabled Persons' Federation 2112601.
She specialised in the weaving workshop with Gunta Stölzl. Starting in 1930, she became a freelance employee of the weaving workshop and guest student in the free painting class taught by Wassily Kandinsky. In 1929, she passed her journeyman's examination at the Dessau Chamber of Crafts. She received the Bauhaus Diploma No. 54 from the weaving workshop in July 1931.
