Chair, Peter Behrens

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furniture

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Credit
Purchased with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Steinfeld. CC0.
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CC0-1.0
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api.artic.edu artworks api: is_public_domain=true on artwork 121781 (read 2026-09-01)
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Chair, Peter Behrens
Chair — Peter Behrens1902

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  1. The New Typography · Jan Tschichold

    In the field of books the most notable work in search of a new style was that of Peter Behrens. Despite their basically correct theories, however, the artists of the Jugendstil did not succeed in creating a truly meaningful style. They placed too great an emphasis on form as a concept in its own right, and failed to recognize its dependence on the factors which really control design, such as demand, purpose, raw materials, and manufacturing methods. Jugendstil did succeed in finding a truly new and original style of decoration
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