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The ensemble of the Masters' Houses, together with the Bauhaus building, was 1996 included to the list of the UNESCO World Heritage.

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House Moholy-Nagy from the east 1926 Photo: Lucia Moholy Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin © VG Bildkunst Bonn
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Living room in House Moholy-Nagy 1926 Photo: Lucia Moholy Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin © VG Bildkunst Bonn
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the house Moholy-Nagy

» László Moholy-Nagy

Laszlo Moholy-Nagy and his wife, Lucia Moholy lived in the first half of the semi-detached pair. It was both spatially and conceptually close to the Gropius House. Gropius and his "Minister President" Moholy-Nagy - so Oskar Schlemmer poked fun at the time - steered the new course at the Bauhaus. Thus the arrangements of this apartment agreed to the fullest extent with the interior decoration intentions of Gropius himself. Moholy-Nagy and his wife left house number 2 in June 1928. Josef Albers and his wife, Anni, were the next tenants.

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