Gerrit Rietveld
The Netherlands (1888—1964)
From his training in a goldsmith workshop, Rietveld attended evening classes to become a technical draftsman. In 1911 he joined the group Kunstliefde and set up a furniture workshop in Utrecht. In 1919 he co-founded De Stijl, applying its core principles to furnishings and architecture. In the same year he designed the Red and Blue chair, also exposed at the Bauhaus. Five years later he designed the Schröder House. He became a member of the CIAM (Congrès International d’Architecture Moderne). He created iconic furniture pieces, such as the Zig Zag chair and many buildings and interiors, including the Van Gogh Museum, but he died before seeing its completion.
Willi Baumeister / Max Bill / Andreas Feininger / Lyonel Feininger / Naum Gabo / Hannes Meyer / Walter Peterhans / Gerrit Rietveld / Oskar Schlemmer / Joost Schmidt / Erich Consemüller / T. Lux Feininger / Werner David Feist / Lotte Gerson-Collein / Josef Albers / Herbert Bayer / Johannes Itten / Wassily Kandinsky / Le Corbusier (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret) / László Moholy-Nagy / Paul Klee
Bauhaus
Zeitschrift für Gestaltung / Journal / Letterpress / 21 x 29.5 cm / Dessau, 1926-1931 / © 2020 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn
Gerrit Rietveld / Gino Severini / Bart van der Leck / César Domela / Georges Vantongerloo / Jean Arp / Theo Van Doesburg / Piet Mondriaan
De Stijl
Magazine / Letterpress / 20.7 x 28.6 cm / Delft / Leiden / Meudon, 1921-1932
Willi Baumeister / Naum Gabo / Lucia Moholy / Gerrit Rietveld / Paul Schuitema / Albert Renger-Patzsch / Max Burchartz / Martin Munkácsi / Vilmos Huszár / Georges Vantongerloo / Jean Arp / Wassily Kandinsky / Lajos Kassák / El Lissitzky (Lazar Markpvich Lissitzky) / Kazimir Maljevič / László Moholy-Nagy / Kurt Schwitters / Piet Mondriaan
i10
Internationale revue / Magazine / Letterpress / 21 x 30 cm / Amsterdam, 1927-1929
Gerrit Rietveld / Émile Malespine / Otto Nebel / Jean Arp / Raoul Hausmann / László Moholy-Nagy / Kurt Schwitters / Tristan Tzara / Theo Van Doesburg
Merz 4
Banalitäten / Magazine / Letterpress / 14.4 x 22.9 cm / Hannover, 1923 / © 2020 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn