László Moholy-Nagy
Known for
Directing
Born
July 20, 1895
Birthplace
Bácsborsód
Died
November 24, 1946 (aged 51)
Biography
László Moholy-Nagy was a Hungarian painter and photographer as well as a professor in the Bauhaus school. He was highly influenced by constructivism and a strong advocate of the integration of technology and industry into the arts.
Best known work
A Light-Play in Black-White-Gray
1930
Impressions of the Old Marseille Harbor
1929
ABC in Sound
1933
Berlin Still-Life
1926The New Architecture and the London Zoo
1936
Metropolitan Gypsies
1932Lobsters
1935
Architects' Congress
1933
The New Bauhaus
2019The Coming of the Dial
1933Filmography
TBA
Der FeinschmeckerOther
2019
The New Bauhausas Himself (archive footage)
1945
Do Not DisturbDirector
1944
Design WorkshopsDirector
1943
Student Exhibition #1Director
1943
1943
Student Exhibition #2Director
1942
Work of the Camouflage ClassDirector
1940
Children's WorkshopDirector
1936
1935
LobstersDirector
1933
Architects' CongressDirector
1933
The Coming of the DialArt Direction
1933
ABC in SoundDirector
1932
Metropolitan GypsiesDirector
1930
A Light-Play in Black-White-GrayDirector
1929
1926
Berlin Still-LifeDirector