Sibyl Moholy-Nagy: Moholy-Nagy – Experiment in Totality (1950–)
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“This biography of the Constructivist leader László Moholy-Nagy illustrates his struggle for a total approach to seeing-teaching-creating. Written by Sibyl Moholy-Nagy, László’s second wife and lifetime collaborator, she witnessed many of the defining moments of the Bauhaus movement and its migration to the United States and its continuation as the Chicago New Bauhaus and Institute of Design. An excellent first-person account.”
With an Introduction by Walter Gropius
Publisher Harper & Brothers, New York, 1950
262 pages
Second edition
Publisher MIT Press, 1969
xviii+259 pages
PDF (1950)
Internet Archive (1950, multiple formats)
PDF (2nd ed., 1969, added on 2020-1-3)
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He is on Sloterdijk book , fuckin thanks