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Jahrbuch Des Deutschen Werkbunde: 20 Chapters found for Year : 1912

 

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Jahrbuch des Deutschen Werkbundes 1912 - Front cover
1 pp.
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Jahrbuch des Deutschen Werkbundes 1912 - Title page
1 pp.
iii 
Vorwort [Foreword]
1 pp.
2 
Der Werkbund und die Grossmächte der Deutschen Arbeit Peter Jessen
9 pp.
11 
Wo Stehen Wir? Hermann Muthesius
16 pp.
27 
Wechselrede Über Ästhetische Fragen der Gegenwart
10 pp.
38 
Ausstellungen als ein Mittel zum Zweck Richard Riemerschmid
7 pp.
45 
Das Deutsche Linoleum auf dem Weltmarkte G. Gericke
5 pp.
50 
Materialverschwendung und Materialgefühl Karl Schmidt
3 pp.
53 
Beleuchtungskörper Richard L.F. Schulz
7 pp.
60 
Das Ornament Karl Grosz
5 pp.
66 
Sollen wir die Fraktur Abschaffen? Eugen Diederichs
5 pp.
71 
Der Unterricht im Zeichnen auf den Schulen Rudolf Bosselt
5 pp.
76 
Neue Lösungen der Farbkartenfrage Alfons Paquet
7 pp.
83 
Gewerbliche Materialkunde Paul Krais
2 pp.
86 
Die Volkswirtschaftlichen Aufgaben des D.W.B. Helmuth Wolff
7 pp.
93 
Die Gartenvorstadt an der Donnerkuhle Karl Ernst Osthaus
4 pp.
97 
Das Deutsche Museum für Kunst in Handel und Gewerbe Fr. Meyer
3 pp.
100 
Bauberatungsstellen H. Wagner
5 pp.
105 
Die Höhere Fachschule für Dekorationskunst Else Oppler-Lebrand
6 pp.
111 
Die Schwere Industrie und ihre Werbemittel Willi Roerts
4 pp.
1 
Illustration: Mausoleum. Architekt: Wilhelm Kreis, Düsseldorf
1 pp.
2 
Illustration: Naubauten der Allgemeinen Elektricitätsgesellschaft Berlin. Architekt: Peter Behrens
1 pp.
3 
Illustration: Haus Schröder Gartenvorstadt Hagen I.W. Architekt: Peter Behrens
1 pp.
4 
Illustration: Sektkellerei Henkell Biebrich Architekt: Paul Bonatz, Stuttgart
1 pp.
5 
Illustration: Geschäftshaus in Offenbach a.M. Architekt: Hugo Eberhardt
1 pp.
6 
Illustration: Garage für 2 Automobile Haus F. in Agram. Architect: Mathias Feller
1 pp.
7 
Illustration: Gaswerk Reick bei Dresden. Architekt: Hans Erlwein
1 pp.
8 
Illustration: Garnisonkirche in Ulm. Architekt: Theodor Fischer
1 pp.
9 
Illustration: Inneres der Garnisonkirche in Ulm. Architekt: Theodor Fischer
1 pp.
10 
Illustration: Verwaltungebäude der firma L . Löwe & Co. Berlin. Architekt: Alfred Grenander
1 pp.
11 
Illustration: Berliner Miethaus. Architekt: Albert Gessner
1 pp.
12 
Illustration: Villa Ast Gartenseite Höhe Warte, bei Berlin. Architekt: Josef Hoffmann
1 pp.
13 
Illustration: Villa Ast Garten. Architekt: Josef Hoffmann
1 pp.
14 
Illustrations: Two houses by Hermann Muthesius
1 pp.
15 
Illustration: Landhaus Wegmann in Rhede. Architekt: Hermann Muthesius
1 pp.
16 
Illustration: Landhaus Zwirner, Löwenberg. Architekt: Hans Poelzig
1 pp.
17 
Illustration:Drahtseilbrücker über die Donau bei Passau. Entwurf und Ausführung Machenfabrik Augsburgnürnberg A.-G., Werk, Gustavsburg
1 pp.
18 
Illustrations: Factory buildings by Carl Kuebart and Beutinger & Steiner
1 pp.
19 
Illustration:Wasserturm in Posen Treppe zur Empore. Architekt: Hans Poelzig
1 pp.
20 
Illustrations: Houses by Anton Huber, Schnakkenburg & Siebold [Schnackenberg & Siebold] and Heinrich Tessenow
1 pp.
21 
Illustrations: Strasse in der Gartenstadt Hellerau and arbeiterhauser in Hagen I.Wby Richard Riemerschmid
1 pp.
22 
Illustration: Landhaus in Herrlingen bei Ulm. Architekt: Richard Riemerschmidt
1 pp.
23 
Illustration: Schwesternhaus für das Eppendorfer Krankenhaus. Architekt: Fritz Schumacher, Hamburg
1 pp.
24 
Illustrations: Projects by Bruno Taut and Hugo Wagner
1 pp.
25 
Illustration: Haus Hohenhof bei Hagen. Architekt: Henry van de Velde
1 pp.
26 
Illustrations: Gardens designed by Henry van de Velde and J.P. Grossmann
1 pp.
27 
Illustrations: Gardens designed by Beutinger & Steiner and Fr. Gildmeister
1 pp.
28 
Illustrations: Bar- und Teeraum im Tennisklubhaus Chemnitz. Architekt: Henry van de Velde
1 pp.
29 
Illustrations: Interiors designed by Karl Bertsch
1 pp.
30 
Illustrations: Interiors designed by Walter Gropius and the Theophil Müller Werkstätten
1 pp.
31 
Illustrations: Interiors designed by William Kreis [Wilhelm Kreis] and Oswin Hempel
1 pp.
32 
Illustration: Ausstellungshalle. Architekt: Karl Witzmann
1 pp.
33 
Illustration: Esszimmer. Entwurf: Albin Müller
1 pp.
34 
Illustrations: Interiors designed by Max Heidrich and Werkstätten Bernard Stadler
1 pp.
35 
Illustrations: Interiors designed by J. Pfaffendorf [Ludwig Paffenforf] and Hermann Muthesius
1 pp.
36 
Illustration: Wohnzimmer Eigenen Hause. Entwurf: Richard Riemerschmid
1 pp.
37 
Illustration: Wohnzimmer im Eigenen Hause. Entwurf: R. Riemerschmid
1 pp.
38 
Illustration: Deckengemälde in der Aula des König Gyorg-Gymnasium zu Dresden. Entwurf: Otto Gussmann, Dresden
1 pp.
39 
Illustrations: Wandbilder im Bibliotheksraum der Münchener Kunstgewerblichen Ausstellung Paris 1911. Entwurf: Fritz Erler
1 pp.
40 
Illustration: Glafenster im Oberlandesgericht Hamburg. Ausführung: Eckhart & Gojert [Eckhardt & Gojert]
1 pp.
42 
Illustration: 2 Glasfenster Ausführung: Gottfried Heinersdorff & Co.
1 pp.
43 
Illustrations: Wall painting and stained glass window by Paul Rössler
1 pp.
44 
Illustrations: Stained glass windows designed by Bruno Urban and Karl Schulz
1 pp.
45 
Illustrations
1 pp.
46 
Illustration: Grabmal. Ausführung: Wiesbadener Gesellschaft für Grabmalkunst. Entwurf: Karl Schwarz
1 pp.
47 
Illustrations: Two grave stones
1 pp.
48 
Illustrations: Three grave stones
2 pp.
50 
Illustrations: Architectural decoration by Karl Gross
2 pp.
52 
Illustrations: Toys and decorative objects designed by Osker Seyffert
1 pp.
53 
Illustrations: Decorative Boxes designed by Alfred Kusche and made by the Werkstätte Heinrich Weinschenk
1 pp.
54 
Illustration: Toys designed by Conrad Sutter
1 pp.
55 
Illustrations: Wooden toys designed by Richard Kuöhl
1 pp.
56 
Illustrations: Porcelain by the Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Nymphenburg and the Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur, Berlin
1 pp.
57 
Illustrations: Porcelain figures by Hugo Hirsch, Adolf Amberg and Ernst Riegel
1 pp.
58 
Illustrations: Porcelain figures by Rosa Neuwirth and Michael Powolny
1 pp.
59 
Illustrations: Porcelain by Michael Powolny
1 pp.
60 
Illustrations: Ceramics by Max Läuger
1 pp.
61 
Illustrations: Ceramics by Christian Neureuther
1 pp.
62 
Illustrations: Ceramics by Paul Wynand and Charlotte Krause
1 pp.
63 
Illustrations: Ceramics designed by Richard Riemerschmid
1 pp.
64 
Illustration: Exhibition room with metalwork by Peter Behrens
1 pp.
65 
Illustrations: Lighting designed by Peter Behrens
1 pp.
66 
Illustrations: Fans designed by Peter Behrens for A.E.G.
1 pp.
67 
Illustrations: Lighting designed by Peter Behrens for A.E.G.
1 pp.
68 
Illustrations: Tea service designed by Josef Hoffmann and made by the Wiener Werkstuatte; electric kettle designed by Peter Behrens for A.E.G.
1 pp.
69 
Illustrations: Ornamental objects for a synagogue designed by Friedrich Adler and made by P. Buckmann & Sohne
1 pp.
70 
Illustrations: Silverware
1 pp.
71 
Illustration: Table top centrepiece designed by Karl Gross and made by Hermann Ehrenlechner
1 pp.
72 
Illustration: Table top centrepiece designed by Karl Gross
1 pp.
73 
Illustrations: Table top centrepiece and candelabra designed by Karl Gross
1 pp.
74 
Illustrations: Decorative metalwork designed by Hermann Muthesius for Bergner & Franke
1 pp.
75 
Illustrations: Decorative metalwork by Alfred Kusche and Albert Kahlbrandt
1 pp.
76 
Illustrations: Lighting designed by Karl Richard Henker and metalwork designed by Georg Mendelssohn
1 pp.
77 
Illustrations: Medals made by Carl Poellath
1 pp.
78 
Illustrations: Lighting and metalware designed by Adolf Sonnenschein
1 pp.
79 
Illustrations: Tea service and cutlery designed by Henry van de Velde
1 pp.
80 
Illustrations: Lighting designed by Richard L.F. Schulz
1 pp.
81 
Illustrations: Examples of lettering by Rudolf Bosselt and Hugo Steinere-Prag
1 pp.
82 
Illustrations: Lettering by F.H. Ehmcke; bookbindings by Hugo Steiner-Prag and J.V. Cissarz
1 pp.
83 
Illustrations: Bookbindings designed by Paul Kersten, Rudolf Lohse, Franz Weisse and Paul Arndt
1 pp.
84 
Illustrations: An advertisement and a poster designed by Lucian Bernhard
1 pp.
85 
Illustrations: Posters designed by Julius Klinger
1 pp.
86 
Illustration: Poster designed by Willi Roerts
1 pp.
87 
Illustrations: Vignettes designed by F.H. Ernst Schneidler
1 pp.
88 
Illustrations: Embroidery by Otto Gussmann
1 pp.
89 
Illustration: Costume designed by Eduard Josef Wimmer
1 pp.
90 
Illustration: Room designed by Josef Hoffmann
1 pp.
91 
Illustrations: Interiors designed by Carl Witzmann
1 pp.
92 
Illustration: Architectural drawing by Richard Waldschütz
1 pp.
93 
Illustration: Architectural drawing by Paul Bonatz
1 pp.
94 
Illustrations: Architectural drawings by Heinrich Tessenow and Martin Dülfer
1 pp.
95a 
Illustration: Typeface designed by F.W. Kleukens for Schriftgießerei D. Stempel
3 pp.
96a 
Illustration: Typeface designed by Wilhelm Jaecker for Schriftgießerei D. Stempel
1 pp.
96 
Illustration: Typeface designed by F.H. Ehmcke
2 pp.
97 
Illustration: Typeface designed by Lucian Bernhard
2 pp.
98 
Illustration: Typeface designed by Rudolf Koch
4 pp.
100 
Illustration: Examples of printing by Hyll & Klein
2 pp.
102 
Illustrations: Wallpaper designed by Beutinger & Steiner, and by Adelbert Niemeyer for Erismann & Co
1 pp.
103 
Illustrations: Wallpaper designed by Max Läuger for the Deutschen Werkstätten and by Emmy Seyfried for Erismann & Co
1 pp.
104 
Illustrations: Linoleum patterns designed by Carl Eeg, Pwter Behrens, Josef Hoffmann and Albin Müller
1 pp.
105 
Illustrations: Linoleum patterns designed by Josef Hoffmann and Henry van de Velde
1 pp.
106 
Illustrations: Linoluem patterns designed by Willy Belling, L. Paffendorf, Richard Riemerschmid and Beutinger & Steiner
1 pp.
107 
Illustrations: Linoleum patterns designed by Friedrich Adler and Ferdinand Nigg
1 pp.
108 
Illustration: Packaging for Cakes-Fabrik H. Bahlsen
1 pp.
109 
Illustration: Factory building in Hanover designed by Georg Herting for Cakes-Fabrik H. Bahlsen
1 pp.
110 
Illustration: Advertisement for Cakes-Fabrik H. Bahlsen
1 pp.
111 
Advertisements
17 pp.
128 
Mitglieder-Verzeichnis und Satzungen [Members of the DWB and the aricles of association]
24 pp.

 

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Title: Jahrbuch Des Deutschen Werkbunde

 

Place of Publication: Munich: Berlin Germany

 

Publisher: Eugen Diederichs / Munich: F. Bruckmann / Berlin: Hermann Reckendorf

 

Frequency: Yearly

 

Period of Publication: 1912-1916/17, 1920

 

Type of Publication: Journal

 

Description: The yearbook of the Deutscher Werkbund (DWB) [founded 1907]. Volumes 1-5 of the yearbooks have the subtitle Jahrbuch des Deutschen Werkbundes; the subtitle of volume 6 is Jahrbücher des Deutschen Werkbundes. [There were no yearbooks issued in 1918 and 1919]. Membership of the DWB was open to architects and all active in the fields of design and the applied arts. The yearbooks contain a series of essays on recent developments in German design, followed by approximately 150-200 examples of representative work by members of the DWB. An exception to this format is the 1916-17 edition which was devoted to the design of war memorials and graves.

  

 

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