Wood, steel rod, lead, 39 1/2" high
Metal and wire, painted, 54" high
Sheet aluminum, painted, 26" high
Wood, steel rod, lead, 39 1/2" high
Metal and wire, painted, 54" high
Sheet aluminum, painted, 26" high

Davis’s For Internal Use Only (1945), an oil painting illustrated in the expressionist geometric art collection.

Knaths’s Maritime (1931), an oil painting in the expressionist geometric art archive, with a photograph and dimensions.

Lassaw’s The Milky Way: A Polymorphic Space (1950), illustrated in the expressionist geometric art archive with material and size notes.

Smith’s Amusement Park (1937), a sculpture of steel with cadmium illustrated in the expressionist geometric art collection.

COST FACTS: $9,000 in 1949. 760 square feet at $12 per square foot. Cost includes built-in furniture.

Named after the painter Wassily Kandinsky, for whose home at the Bauhaus it was made, the Wassily has a most complex arrangement of parts, with thin str...

Probably the first of the new wave of surrealist chairs, this one is sold as the sculpture of Pedro Freideberg, an Italian living in Mexico.

Marcello Nizzoli’s 1950 Olivetti Lettera 22 combines a low enameled-metal body and compact keyboard in a typewriter designed for portable use.