Bauhaus Half-Circle Color Block

This striking poster from the Bauhaus movement, likely for an “Ausstellung” (exhibition) in June, July, August 1928, exemplifies the clean lines and geometric forms characteristic of the era. The design features a bold vertical division, with a serene teal and light blue palette on the left, dominated by large, simple semicircles and circles. The word “BAUHAUS” is prominently displayed in white, sans-serif lettering. The right side contrasts with a vibrant pink and red hue, presenting a similar arrangement of large, overlapping semicircles. The overall composition balances asymmetry with visual harmony, using fundamental shapes and flat colors to create a modern and impactful aesthetic. This poster would be a vibrant addition to spaces seeking a touch of historical modernism.