Opening times Today it serves as a conference venue, event setting and location and houses the first Henry van de Velde museum in Germany. Villa Esche in Chemnitz Henry van de Velde's "DESIGN FOR LIFE" In 1902, the Belgian designer Henry van de Velde was awarded the contract to construct a prestigious villa. Henry van de Velde (1863 - 1957) was a prominent designer in the European art scene at the beginning of the 20 th Century. Exceptionally talented in many areas, as a painter, designer, art theorist and reformer, he significantly shaped the later phase of Art Nouveau in Germany and was considered a pioneer for the Bauhaus concepts.
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Henry van de Velde (1863-1957) was one of the most highly-regarded figures in European art in the early 20th century. It was his ambition to harmonise function and aesthetics, thus striving for an artistic reform in all areas of life. Villa Esche was Henry van de Velde's first architectural commission in Germany and is a shining example of the artistic actualization of an integral living space encompassing architecture, interior design and landscaping. His designs reflected the fast fading Art Nouveau style giving way to the Bauhaus, with van de Velde being one of its. Villa Esche designed by the Belgian artist Henry van de Velde is deemed to be a historical monument of European rank and is - apart from the department store Schocken by Erich Mendelsohn, the Kaßberg, as one of the largest completely existing districts in Art Nouveau and Belle Epoche style, and the imposing buildings of industrial architecture -. Henry van de Velde (1863-1957) Tisch für den ehemaligen Lawn-Tennis-Club in Chemnitz, 1908 Besucherinformationen Öffnungszeiten Do-So 10-18 Uhr 24.12. & 31.12. geschlossen Sonderschließung vom 1. bis 17. Januar 2024 Adresse und Kontakt Parkstraße 58, 09120 Chemnitz Zufahrt Parkplatz: Richard-Wagner-Straße 55
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Die Villa Esche im Chemnitzer Stadtteil Kapellenberg ist eine vom belgischen Architekten und Gestalter Henry van de Velde (1863-1957) in den Jahren 1902/1903 erbaute und 1911 erweiterte Jugendstilvilla. Villa Esche - designed by Henry van de Velde in 1902/1903 for the Chemnitz-based stocking manufacturer Herbert Esche - is considered a masterpiece of modern architecture and a historical monument of European rank. The Art Nouveau villa is a highlight of the European Henry van de Velde Route. Die 1903 von Henry van de Velde für die Familie eines Chemnitzer Textilfabrikanten entworfene Villa Esche gilt als Baudenkmal von europäischem Rang. Gestaltung und Bau der Villa in Chemnitz waren das erste architektonische Auftragswerk des belgischen Gestalters Henry van de Velde in Deutschland. About. Villa Esche - designed by Henry van de Velde in 1902/1903 for the Chemnitz-based stocking manufacturer Herbert Esche - is considered a masterpiece of modern architecture and a historical monument of European rank. The Art Nouveau villa is a highlight of the European Henry van de Velde Route.
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Henry van de Velde Museum in der Villa Esche geöffnet: Do - Sa (24. und 31.01.2023 geschlossen) Nach der Parkettwartung im Januar öffnet das Museum wieder am Donnerstag, den 18.01.2024. Veranstaltungsservice der Villa Esche geöffnet: 19./21./28. und 29.12.2023 jeweils von 10:00 - 12:00 Uhr 'Villa Esche' was created in 1903 by Henry van de Velde in Art Nouveau (Modern) style. Find more prominent pieces of architecture at Wikiart.org - best visual art database.. Villa Esche Henry van de Velde. Public domain US. Added: 23 Feb, 2021 by xennex. max resolution: 859x350px Source. Add to album. Add to album {{::album.Title}}.
Villa Esche Henry van de Velde 1903, Germany. Richard-Wagner Str. 55, Chemnitz, Germany Website. view special. Villa Gallery Gustaw Landau-Gutenteger 1903, Poland. Wólczańska 31, 90-607, Łódź, Poland Website. Villa Le Lac Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret 1924, Switzerland. Villa Esche designed by the Belgian artist Henry van de Velde is deemed to be a historical monument of European rank and is - apart from the department store Schocken by Erich Mendelsohn, the Kaßberg, as one of the largest completely existing districts in Art Nouveau and Belle Epoche style, and the imposing buildings of industrial architecture -.
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Villa Esche was planned by Henry van de Velde in 1902 as a single-family home for the Chemnitz-based textile manufacturer Herbert Esche. The construction of Villa Esche - van de Velde's first architectural work to be commissioned in Germany - is of great importance in the context of his œuvre. It is an Art Nouveau Gesamtkunstwerk and is. Die Villa Esche wurde 1902 von dem belgischen Architekten und Designer Henry van de Velde für den Chemnitzer Textilunternehmer Herbert Esche als Familienwohnsitz entworfen. Henry van de Velde (1863-1957) gehörte Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts zu den gefragtesten Künstlern Europas.
