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23 janvier 2013
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Éva Forgács, « Chapter 9. If We Intend to Survive », Central European University Press, ID : 10670/1.cwp4sx
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ON 5 OCTOBER 1922, Feininger wrote in a letter: 'Two meetings again today and tomorrow. We are forced into a compromise to come out now with the big exhibition we had been planning. We are all reluctant to agree to such art politics… The fact is that we have to show to outsiders how we perform (and what we are able to produce) in order to win over the industrialists. It is a question of do or die for the Bauhaus. We have to steer towards profitable tasks and mass production. That goes decided...