Bauhaus Fahrradkunst Bewegung 1925 (Poster)

Modern print, likely a giclée or offset lithograph on paperModern graphic designer (Anonymous); inspired by Bauhaus masters like Herbert Bayer or Joost Schmidt

Bauhaus Fahrradkunst Bewegung 1925 (Poster)

Style & Movement

Bauhaus / Modernist Revival; characterized by geometric abstraction, primary colors, and sans-serif typography

Medium & Technique

Digital graphic design printed with ink on semi-gloss or matte paper; features flat color planes and geometric vector-style composition

Creation Period

Late 20th to early 21st century (Contemporary commemorative/decorative print reflecting 1920s style)

Dimensions & Format

Approximately 50x70 cm or 18x24 inches; vertical portrait format

Subject Description

A stylized architectural composition featuring a staircase in forced perspective, a red sun/circle, and a minimalist bicycle silhouette in the bottom right. The text reads 'BAUHAUS' and 'Fahrradkunst Bewegung 1925' (Bicycle Art Movement 1925)

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Excellent; the print appears crisp with vibrant colors and no visible fading, tears, or creasing behind the glass

Estimated Market Value

$20 - $60 USD

Auction Estimate

$10 - $30 USD (low secondary market value for open-edition prints)

Provenance History

Likely purchased from a modern museum gift shop (such as the Bauhaus Archiv) or an online art retailer; mass-produced decorative item

Art Historical Significance

A commercial homage to the 1925 move of the Bauhaus to Dessau. While not an original period artifact, it represents the enduring legacy and popularization of Bauhaus design principles in contemporary interior decor

Notable Features

Features the iconic 'Universal' style sans-serif typeface; uses a restricted palette of teal, yellow, red, white, and black typical of De Stijl influences on the Bauhaus

Condition Issues

None visible; slight glare on the glass surface from photography

Conservation Recommendations

Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent UV fading of the inks; ensure the mount is acid-free to prevent yellowing over time

Identified on 7/13/2026