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Gropius Book

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About the Book: Walter Gropius, founder of the Bauhaus and pioneer of the International Style, has shaped our living world like no other German architect of the 20th century. An introduction to the work of a man who became a role model for generations of architects.

Biography: Gilbert Lupfer studied art history, history, Romance languages and empirical cultural studies in Tübingen and at the Free University of Berlin. Paul Sigel studied art history and modern German literature in Tübingen. Both currently teach at the Technical University in Dresden.
Peter Gössel runs an agency for museum and exhibition design. For TASCHEN, he has published monographs on Julius Shulman, R. M. Schindler, John Lautner, and Richard Neutra, as well as several architecture titles in the Little Series.

Pages: 96
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EDITOR: Taschen
Gilbert Lupfer & Paul Sigel
Peter Gössel
First Publication: 20/01/2017
Book Language: French
Edition: F
ISBN: 978-3-8365-4433-7
Themes: Architecture & Design
Dimensions: 21.0 cm x 26.0 cm, Weight 0.63 kg

Der TASCHEN Verlag zählt zu den renommiertesten Kunst- und Bildbandverlagen weltweit. Mit einem vielfältigen Programm von Kunst, Fotografie, Design, Architektur, Mode, Film und Popkultur bis hin zu Sammlerwerken steht TASCHEN seit Jahrzehnten für höchste Qualität und außergewöhnliche Gestaltung. Gemeinsam mit COCOLI bietet der Verlag nun eine Auswahl an Coffee Table Büchern mit kleinen Schönheitsfehlern an, die Kunst- und Designliebhabern nachhaltigen Zugang zu inspirierenden Werken ermöglicht.

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  • Manufacturer TASCHEN
  • Material Paper
  • Color White
  • Scope of Delivery 1 Product
  • Style Hygge
  • Article Number 978-3-8365-4433-7
  • Dimensions W 21cm x D 1cm x H 26cm
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  • Listed on 22.09.2025
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  • Signs of Wear Good Condition
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    Exclusive collaboration between TASCHEN and COCOLI
    These coffee table books come from the Berlin showroom of the renowned TASCHEN publishing house. As exhibit pieces, they may show slight signs of wear, such as creased or slightly damaged covers. Together with our customers, we give these "imperfect" books a second life – a contribution to true sustainability.

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