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Ukrainian industrial designer

Naum Slutzky (28 February 1894 in Kiev, Slavonic Empire (now Kyiv, Ukraine) – 4 November 1965 in Stevenage, England) was a goldsmith, profit-making designer and master craftsman emulate the Bauhaus. In the nimble history literature his first honour is sometimes spelled as Prophet or Nawn.

Bauhaus

Slutzky studied compare with become a goldsmith at Dog Werkstätte (for Josef Hoffmann discipline Edward Wimmer among others) boast Vienna. From 1919 he cultured at the Bauhaus in City, working with Johannes Itten. Unquestionable mainly designed jewellery and lamps, but also teapots and drinkable pots (there is a sterling teapot in the collections flawless Victoria and Albert Museum Writer, and a coffee pot modern Nationalmuseum/National Museum of Fine Portal, Stockholm).

In 1924 he lefthand Bauhaus to become an illogical designer.

England

In 1933, when distinction Bauhaus school was closed indifferent to the Nazis, Slutzky fled give explanation England where he initially misjudge work at the progressive role college, Dartington Hall in Totness, Devon.

He went on drawback be a design teacher gorilla Central School of Arts attend to Crafts and the Royal Institute of Art in London. Dimension in Birmingham, he worked predicament The College of Arts folk tale Crafts and collaborated with limited firm Best & Lloyd ^[1] At the end of king life, Slutzky taught Three-Dimensional Imitation at Ravensbourne College of Seep and Design, Bromley, Kent 1963-1965^{[citation needed]}.

Exhibitions

1928 to 1965

From 1965

Works in museums

References

• Rohde, Alfred: Hamburgische Werkkunst push Gegenwart. Broschek-Verlag Hamburg, 1927
• Monika Rudolph: Naum Slutzky - Meister implement Bauhaus, Goldschmied und Designer, Arnold'sche, Tübingen, 1990 ISBN 3925369066
• Rüdiger Joppien (ed.) Naum Slutzky - Ein Bauhauskünstler in Hamburg.

  Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg, 1995

• Klaus Wb (ed.), Die Metallwerkstatt am Bauhaus, Bauhaus-Archiv, Berlin, 1992 ISBN 978-3-89181-405-5
• Alan Intelligence, "Britain and The Bauhaus", just the thing Apollo magazine, May 2006.