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Chess Set (32 Pieces)
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The chessboard (BR49.576.GG) is part of BR49.576.A-HH (Josef Hartwig, Chess Set), but Peter Nisbet does not think it is a Bauhaus design. (K.Mims, 1/17/2002)
Rights: © Estate of Josef Hartwig / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / Bauhaus-Archiv
Busch-Reisinger Museum
Harvard Art Museums/Busch-Reisinger Museum Association Fund
Title: Chess Set (32 Pieces)
Description:
The chessboard (BR49.
576.
GG) is part of BR49.
576.
A-HH (Josef Hartwig, Chess Set), but Peter Nisbet does not think it is a Bauhaus design.
(K.
Mims, 1/17/2002).
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