Academic staff of the Bauhaus

avant-garde painter of Russian origin (1866-1944)

German-Swiss artist (1879–1940)

German-American architect (1883–1969)

German architect (1886–1969)

German-American designer, painter, educator and typographer (1888–1976)

Hungarian artist (1895–1946)

Hungarian-American architect (1902-1981)

German-American painter (1871–1956)

German painter, sculptor, designer and choreographer (1888–1943)

Swiss painter and art educator (1888-1967)

Swiss architect and second director of the Bauhaus (1889-1954)

Austrian architect, photographer, graphic and typographer (1900-1985)

German artist and designer (1893–1983)

German architect (1881–1929)

German designer (1885–1947)

German-American textile artist, weaver and graphic designer, student and teacher at the Bauhaus (1899–1994)

Czech photographer, literature reviewer, literary theorist, translator, typographer and science writer (1900–1951)

German sculptor (1889–1981)

German artist (1897-1983)

German artist (1895-1987)

textile artist and weaver murdered in the Holocaust (1898-1944)

German architect (1885–1967)

Swedish-based Hungarian architect (1897–1972)

German typographer (1893-1948)

German artist, editor, and gallery owner (1886-1966)

German photographer (1897–1960)

Dutch typography designer, architect, photographer and industrial designer (1885-1977)

German architect (1898–1976)

Pianista y compositora alemana asociada a la Escuela de la Bauhaus (1870–1944)

German silversmith (1893–1974)

German art historian, writer, editor (1888-1968)

Swiss architect, Bauhaus teacher (1894-1952)

Swiss-american painter, photographer and theatre designer, belonged to the circle around Bauhaus founder and architect Walter Gropius (1904-1979)

German sculptor (1880-1955)

German diplomat and psychotherapist (1896–1988)

German dancer

German ceramicist and sculptor (1895–1966)

Ukrainian industrial designer (1894–1965)