Bauhaus & Swiss Movement

The Bauhaus movement was founded in:

• Paris, France

• Dessau, Germany

• Zurich, Switzerland

• Milan, Italy

Who was the founder of the Bauhaus school?

• Walter Gropius

• Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

• Josef Müller-Brockmann

• Le Corbusier

Which of the following is a hallmark of Bauhaus design?

• Intricate patterns and ornamentation

• Emphasis on symmetry and proportion

• Functional and minimalistic design

• Use of ornate typography and organic forms

The Swiss Design movement is also known as:

• International Typographic Style

• Constructivism

• Art Nouveau

• De Stijl

Swiss Design is best characterized by:

• Vibrant color palettes and freeform shapes

• Asymmetrical layouts and hand-drawn elements

• Grid-based layouts and clean typography

• Ornate details and decorative fonts

What is a key principle of Swiss Design?

• Subjectivity and emotional expression

• Use of decorative elements

• Clarity, order, and readability

• Rejection of technology

Which typeface is most closely associated with Swiss Design?

• Times New Roman

• Helvetica

• Garamond

• Futura

The Bauhaus movement had a significant influence on which of the following?

• Classical architecture

• International Typographic Style

• Victorian design

• Baroque art

Which city became a major center for Swiss Design in the mid-20th century?

• Basel

• Vienna

• Amsterdam

• Munich

The Bauhaus school was closed by the Nazis in:

• 1930

• 1933

• 1940

• 1925