Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

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The Met has 53 Stölzl Works, from the Weimar, Dessau and S-P-H periods, as part of the Met Bauhaus Archive Collection.

The Met search shows 39 entries - some entries show groups of 2-6 Works.

The Works were gifted to the Met by Jack Lenor Larsen in 1985.

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Wall Hanging<br />
Silk, Rayon<br />
207.6 x 121.4 cm<br />
1966<br />
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Triple Plain Weave<br />
Design by Anni Albers, 1926<br />
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Edition of Three: V&A, Met, Archiv<br />
- The image is the copy art the V&A: 207.6 x 121.4 cm<br />
- Met copy size: 203.8 × 120.3 cm<br />
- Archiv copy size: 223 × 117 cm<br />
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From the V&A Website:<br />
"The original weaving of this important hanging was destroyed during the Second World War. It was rewoven by Gunta Stölzl and 'AA' is embroidered in the bottom right hand corner."<br />
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Victoria and Albert Museum, London<br />
Accession Number: CIRC.534-1968<br />
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Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York<br />
Accession Number: 69.134<br />
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Bauhaus Archiv, Berlin

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Wall Hanging
Silk, Rayon
207.6 x 121.4 cm
1966

Triple Plain Weave
Design by Anni Albers, 1926

Edition of Three: V&A, Met, Archiv
- The image is the copy art the V&A: 207.6 x 121.4 cm
- Met copy size: 203.8 × 120.3 cm
- Archiv copy size: 223 × 117 cm

From the V&A Website:
"The original weaving of this important hanging was destroyed during the Second World War. It was rewoven by Gunta Stölzl and 'AA' is embroidered in the bottom right hand corner."

Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Accession Number: CIRC.534-1968

Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Accession Number: 69.134

Bauhaus Archiv, Berlin

From Zürich 1931-1967 - Wall Hangings and Rugs