The predecessor of Bauhaus

Saxony Dagong School of Fine Arts. Bauhaus refers not to individuals, but to Bauhaus College, whose predecessor was Dagong Saxony Art School founded by 1860. 19 19, a group of outstanding artists and designers took over the establishment of Bauhaus, from which a new era of anti-traditional and modern art design concepts began. However, due to the relationship between the war and the Nazis, the school changed hands again. Even Walter Geiger and pius, who won the Iron Cross in World War I, were defined by the Nazis as "elegant Sharon Bolsheviks" and resigned because of Nazi persecution. The idea of Bauhaus was also suppressed, but some staunch Bauhaus promoters stayed in Germany. Then, after the reunification of Germany, this school was renamed as 1996 Bauhaus by the German government from 1995, becoming the earliest college in the world to carry out design education.