Karl Ernst Osthaus und der Hohenhof in Hagen
Ein Modell kultureller Vermittlung
by Christin Ruppio
Hardback (Published)
(June 2021)
ISBN: 9783496016649
6.93 x 9.69 inches
Price: $50.00
On back order
English summary: Karl Ernst Osthaus had the Hohenhof in Hagen (today part of the Osthaus Museum Hagen) built by Henry van de Velde in 1906-08 as a comprehensive artwork. The Hohenhof was the residence of the Osthaus family and the hub of a modernist network. Christin Ruppio analyzes it as a programmatic building in which the ideals of the reform movements were exemplified. German description: Der Hohenhof in Hagen (heute Teil des Osthaus Museums Hagen) wurde 1906-1908 als Gesamtkunstwerk von Henry van de Velde errichtet; Bauherr war der Mazen Karl Ernst Osthaus (1874-1921). Der Hohenhof – Wohnsitz der Familie Osthaus – war Knotenpunkt eines weitlaufigen Moderne-Netzwerkes und fur Osthaus ein programmatischer Bau, in dem die Ideale der Reformbewegungen des fruhen 20. Jahrhunderts vorgelebt wurden. Christin Ruppio erlautert das Zusammenspiel von Raum, Kunst und Bewohnenden und zeigt, wie der Hohenhof in Publikationen und Ausstellungen als gesamtgesellschaftliches Wohn- und Lebensmodell prasentiert wurde. Die interkulturellen Bezuge im Hohenhof werden als wichtige Ansatzpunkte fur die heutige Vermittlung herausgestellt.
- By (author) Christin Ruppio
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