Gießkanne 766 | Orange joost schmidt Offered a position at the

Offered a position at the Weimar Bauhaus in 1923

These charming figures

he did not engage in traditional photography but sought experimentation: he demanded the "elimination of perspective representation

‘Made in Germany’

or for 4 people with a matching stand for storage

Gießkanne 766 | Orange joost schmidt Offered a position at theThe sculpture for the windowsill Hedwig Bollhagen developed her watering can from a round vessel, whose side indentations also serve as the handle. Simply arising from its function, an organic shape is created here one that does not otherwise appear in Bollhagens work. Her watering can 766 became a classic. The stoneware watering can by Hedwig Bollhagen is now made in various colored glazes.