Bauhaus 1928 Teal Geometric Circles

This dynamic Bauhaus exhibition poster from June, July, August 1928, is a masterclass in geometric composition, primarily featuring overlapping and intersecting circles and semicircles in various shades of teal and light blue. The transparency effect of the layered shapes creates a sense of depth and fluidity, allowing the viewer’s eye to navigate the intricate yet orderly pattern. A single, contrasting coral semicircle subtly anchors the bottom left, providing a warm counterpoint to the cool blue palette. The “BAUHAUS” lettering, rendered in a bold black sans-serif font, is placed at the bottom, accompanied by the exhibition details. This poster beautifully illustrates the Bauhaus commitment to exploring the endless possibilities of fundamental geometric forms.