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Feininger

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Fei·ning·er  (fnng-r), Lyonel Charles Adrian 1871-1956.
American-born artist who was influenced by cubism and the Bauhaus movement and developed a delicate geometric style with intersecting planes of translucent colors.
Feininger [ˈfaɪnɪŋə]
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(Biographies / Feininger, Lyonel (1871-1956) M, US, ARTS AND CRAFTS: artist) Lyonel. 1871-1956, US artist, who worked at the Bauhaus, noted for his use of superimposed translucent planes of colour


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At the Hammer, the show features drawings, page proofs and cartoons from eight artists whose work established the golden age of newspaper comics - daily and Sunday funnies and action-adventure stories by Winsor McCay (``Little Nemo in Slumberland''), Lyonel Feininger (``Wee Willie Winkie's World''), George Herriman (``Krazy Kat''), E.
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Artists represented include Kathe Hollwitz, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, George Grosz, Lionel Feininger among a wide range of artists whose work spans the the years between the Second Empire and the rise of the Nazis.
German Expressionist Prints by The Bookwatch
All three had the radical division of labour in the factories in mind when they were in search of the smallest, irreducable steps of arithmetic operations--like Taylor or Gilbreth who identified the atoms of movements, like Feininger or Mondrian who identified the atoms of forms, they identified the atoms of thought.
Fordism, mass tourism and the third reich: the "Strength through Joy" ... by Spode, Hasso / Journal of Social History
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