B is for Bauhaus | The ABCs of Bauhaus
Paper, image size & framing
B is for Bauhaus is the anchor piece of the series, pairing an oversized typographic form with a dense arrangement of geometric elements, directional shapes, and bold colour contrasts. It feels structured and energetic at the same time, with the letter acting as both symbol and design object.
This work most directly captures the spirit of the series: the meeting point between functional design thinking and expressive composition. It references the clarity and confidence of Bauhaus-era visual culture, while reworking it into something sharper, brighter, and more contemporary.
Our paper of choice is ILFORD STUDIO Matt 235gsm. Its smooth matt surface helps retain the defined contours, layered forms, and strong tonal separation of B for Bauhaus, giving the print a clean fine art finish.
Available sizes: A4 / A3 / A2 / A1
Part of the series: The ABCs of Bauhaus — a contemporary Neo-Bauhaus Graphic Abstraction triptych inspired by geometric modernism, typography, and design-led composition.
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| Size | A4, A3, A2, A1 |
Paper dimensions are shown with the size choices. Confirm image borders, framing and any delivery packaging measurements with the studio.
Production & delivery
Lead times for A4 to A2 prints are typically 1–2 working days before shipping.
A1 prints are typically 3–5 working days before shipping.
Production lead times are before dispatch. Courier transit time is additional.
Paid delivery within South Africa starts at R99. The final delivery charge is confirmed in your basket and at checkout, based on the order and destination.
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Delivery outside South Africa, or outside the supported parcel-weight bands, needs a studio quote.
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Edition & provenance
An artist-commissioned original for Studio One ArtLab.
Room images show presentation context.
