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The modernist László Moholy-Nagy was born in a small farming town in the south of Hungary. Fatherless, he lived with his brothers and his mother at his grandmother's house. As he later wrote as an adult, he spent this childhood in a terribly large silence. As a young man he began to study law, but this was interrupted by his entry into the army. He experienced first-hand the cruelties of the war on the Russian and Italian front. As a soldier, he discovered drawing and began to sketch intensively everything he saw and experienced, unaware that a career as an artist lay ahead of him.
Today László Moholy-Nagy is considered one of the most influential art educators in the USA of the post-war period. His curriculum as well as his own art style was influenced by Dadaism, Suprematism, Constructivism and photography. The German architect and founder of the famous Bauhaus Walter Gropius became aware of Moholy-Nagy. He granted him a teaching position at the school in Dessau. There Moholy-Nagy took over the preparatory course and taught the students a more practical, experimental and technological view of art and the art process. Throughout his life, the jack-of-all-trades was also involved in other cultural fields, from commercial design to stage design. He also made films and was art director for various magazines. His most important legacy, however, is his version of Bauhaus teaching, which he took with him to the USA. There he founded the influential Institute of Design in Chicago.
Through his interest in photography, he developed the conviction that the understanding of images by artists had to be fundamentally modernized. Moholy-Nagy's ambitious goal was to use the potential of new technologies in order to find means to satisfy the needs of mankind through experimentation. His abstract paintings show geometric shapes that appear opaque and are reminiscent of the works of Kazimir Malevich. Whether he painted, "Fotogramme″ (photographs without camera or negative) or made sculptures out of transparent plexiglass, he always examined how the basic elements light, space and time interact. As he himself revealed, he preferred to paint "not with colors, but with Licht″. In this way he combined analysis and creativity, physics and art in an impressive way.
The modernist László Moholy-Nagy was born in a small farming town in the south of Hungary. Fatherless, he lived with his brothers and his mother at his grandmother's house. As he later wrote as an adult, he spent this childhood in a terribly large silence. As a young man he began to study law, but this was interrupted by his entry into the army. He experienced first-hand the cruelties of the war on the Russian and Italian front. As a soldier, he discovered drawing and began to sketch intensively everything he saw and experienced, unaware that a career as an artist lay ahead of him.
Today László Moholy-Nagy is considered one of the most influential art educators in the USA of the post-war period. His curriculum as well as his own art style was influenced by Dadaism, Suprematism, Constructivism and photography. The German architect and founder of the famous Bauhaus Walter Gropius became aware of Moholy-Nagy. He granted him a teaching position at the school in Dessau. There Moholy-Nagy took over the preparatory course and taught the students a more practical, experimental and technological view of art and the art process. Throughout his life, the jack-of-all-trades was also involved in other cultural fields, from commercial design to stage design. He also made films and was art director for various magazines. His most important legacy, however, is his version of Bauhaus teaching, which he took with him to the USA. There he founded the influential Institute of Design in Chicago.
Through his interest in photography, he developed the conviction that the understanding of images by artists had to be fundamentally modernized. Moholy-Nagy's ambitious goal was to use the potential of new technologies in order to find means to satisfy the needs of mankind through experimentation. His abstract paintings show geometric shapes that appear opaque and are reminiscent of the works of Kazimir Malevich. Whether he painted, "Fotogramme″ (photographs without camera or negative) or made sculptures out of transparent plexiglass, he always examined how the basic elements light, space and time interact. As he himself revealed, he preferred to paint "not with colors, but with Licht″. In this way he combined analysis and creativity, physics and art in an impressive way.
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.jpg "Dessau by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Constructions. 6th Kestner Portfolio by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Poster for a Bauhaus exhibition in Weimar, Germany by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "LIS by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Leda and the Swan by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-687513).jpg "Murder on the Rails (Love Thy Neighbor) by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Composition A XX by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-686823).jpg "Untitled (3 Shots of Traffic Lights) by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-687519).jpg "Untitled (Typo Collage) by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-687516).jpg "Am 4 (26) by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Eiffel Tower by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Construction A1 6, 1933-34 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Composition K XVII by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Seated Figure Reading, 1919 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Constructions. 6th Kestner Portfolio by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "CHF for Y by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Constructions. 6th Kestner Portfolio by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Rhythmical Wave, 1946 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Perpe by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Light-Space Modulator by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "The Light-Space Modulator by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Pneumatics by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-689108).jpg "Spiral / Plexiglass Sculpture (Replica) by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Segments by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Human Mechanics Varieté. From The Stage at the Bauhaus, 1925 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-900715).jpg "Stockholm by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Issues of Volume I of the Magazine")
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.jpg "Militarism by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "From the Radio Tower, Berlin by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-687789).jpg "At 7 (26) by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "On White Ground by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Construction Z 1 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Structure of the World by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-904717).jpg "Photogram 1 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Kinetic-Constructive System by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-687883).jpg "Construction (Glass Architecture) by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Photogram by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-691642).jpg "Untitled (Soldier in Front of Brothel Madam) by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Cover of the magazine die neue linie, September 1929 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "CH Space 6 / Painting, 1941 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Tactile Exercises and Hand Sculptures by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Nuclear Space, 1946 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "The Lights of the City by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Oskar Schlemmer by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "CH 14 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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_Finland_(title_on_object)_-_(MeisterDrucke-1371864).jpg "Flea Market in Turku, Finland by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "The Girls")
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.jpg "Design Project, 1935 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Z II. 1925 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Construction by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Telephone Picture Em 2 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Score sketch. From The stage at the Bauhaus by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Collage With Black Centre, 1922 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Nuclear I, CH by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Composition 2 IV by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Untitled by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "A 20, 1927 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-688999).jpg "Untitled (Red Collage / Red Adhesive Image) by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Bridges by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-689210).jpg "Photogram (Positive) by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Siesta by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Galalite Picture by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "L K II by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Hoffmann")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-686833).jpg "Cat (Negative Print) by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Nuclear II by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-691668).jpg "Untitled (Girl Sitting at Table, from Behind) by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-901554).jpg "At Coffee by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Study with Pins and Ribbons by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-900709).jpg "Untitled by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "K 15 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Composition by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Composition - Assemblage - Photogram by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "CH Beata I by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "L.AL 1 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Telephone Picture EM 1 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Big Wheel by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Z8, 1935 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-992249).jpg "Oxford University Scene by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Composition by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
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.jpg "Composition Z VIII by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
.jpg "Composition Q XX by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
.jpg "Construction, 1923 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")
.jpg "GAL AB 1 by Laszlo Moholy Nagy")