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Paul Itten was followed by Josef Albers and Laszlo Moholy-Nagy who focused on practical aspects, as factory visits. In the very beginning those things of Gropius' school - a state institutions - weren't regarded with sympathy by the local politicians and guilds. The eccentricities of people like Itten with his fantastic followers increased the suspicions and disagreements. A nearby guilds representatives were concerned about any lack of jobs took by Bauhaus students and accused the college for being a hotbed of communism and subversion. Inside a go on to alleviate some critics and to outline the significance of the movement, in 1923 it was organized an exhibition featuring the whole shebang from the school. The feedback received by the exhibition in US and abroad was impressive, whilst in Germany the positive echoes were almost non-existent. Women in art "We desired to create life with contemporary relevance suited to a fresh design of life. Huge potential for experimentation lay before us. It was important to define our imaginary world, to shape our experiences through material, rhythm, proportion, colour and form". Gunta Stlzl A fundamental part of the pioneering work of Bauhaus is presented by the place sent to women' education. At that time, greater degree from the women was receiving education aware of tutors. The Bauhaus introduced for the artistic market of the time various names of girls. At the start, the amount of women trying to get education superseded the men, however in a relatively limited time, their names were lost. We rarely remembernowadays about Ilse Fehling (sculpture), Alma Siedhoff-Busher (toys), Marguerite FriedlaenderWildenhain(ceramist) or Benita Oette (weaving). In the middle of the political storm The have trouble with local authorities for winning respect and reconnaissance was shadowed by the rapid instead of always predictable in the sense, evolutions happening on the political stage in Germany. Weimar, the headquarters with the school was the city who gave further signal in the dark times approaching, by electing the nation's Socialist German Worker's Party. As a direct consequence, the funding was limited and, in 1926, Gropius moved the school to Dessau, an urban area having a more enjoyable political environment. But, inside the same time, Gropius was looking further to improve the autonomy of his establishment. Twelve months prior to the move, in November 1925, with the financial support of Adolf Sommerfeld, Gropius designed a limited company to advertise and retail the school's designs -

BauhausGmbH. - duly produced a catalogue, produced by Herbert Bayer, which illustrated Bauhaus products. The idealistic period was about to finish. The Dessau period When Gropius relocated his school in Dessau - and designed the modern headquarters -, the town was a very quiet industrial city, with woodlands around. It kept those treats today. The friendly landscape is punctured by thegeometric houses of Bauhaus former residencies. The new location is reflecting a transfer of the overall thought of the world of Gropius himself. He ceased to become strong believer inside the anti-capitalist, socialist utopian ideas shared in their first area of the career being keen on a capitalistic-functional approach. With the a higher level the works produced by Bauhaus within this period, it can be reflected with the increase level of industrial production. Moving First Apartment