Created on 2024-11-28

This image features a blank letterhead template with text predominantly in German. Across the top, the words "KREIS DER FREUNDE DES BAUHAUSES" are printed in uppercase letters, which translates to "Circle of Friends of the Bauhaus" in English. The Bauhaus was an influential German art and design school founded in 1919. There are several fields on the letterhead, two of which are "IHRE ZEICHEN" and "IHRE NACHRICHT VOM," indicating placeholders for "your reference" and "your message of," respectively. Another two fields are "UNSERE ZEICHEN" and "TAG," which likely stand for the sender's reference and the date. At the bottom left, the abbreviation "ABS.:" stands for "Absender," meaning "sender," followed by the organization's name "KREIS DER FREUNDE DES BAUHAUSES DESSAU." Below this sender information, there are three different communication details: "FERNRUF 1431 u. 1587," which refers to phone numbers (with "Fernruf" as an old term for a phone call), "KREISSPARKASSE DESSAU 2826," indicating an account number with a local savings bank, and "POSTSCHECK: MAGDEBG. 2084," which is likely a postal checking account number in Magdeburg. Additionally, there are two punched holes on the left side, commonly used for filing the paperwork in a binder or folder. The design and typography reflect the modernistic, straightforward style associated with Bauhaus design principles.

Created on 2024-11-27

This image appears to be the front cover or header of a document or publication titled "Kreis der Freunde des Bauhauses" (Circle of Friends of the Bauhaus). The header includes sections for "Ihre Zeichen" (Your signs/symbols), "Ihre Nachricht von" (Your message from), "Unsere Zeichen" (Our signs/symbols), and "Tag" (Date). Below the header is an area that seems to indicate this is from the "ABS. t KREIS DER FREUNDE DES BAUHAUSES DESSAU" (Abschnitt/Section of the Circle of Friends of the Bauhaus Dessau).

Created on 2024-11-25

The image presents a document with a title in German, "KREIS DER FREUNDE DES BAUHAUSES," which translates to "Circle of Friends of the Bauhaus." The document is written in German and features a formal layout. * **Title** * The title is prominently displayed at the top of the page. * It is written in bold, black font. * The text is centered and spans the width of the page. * **Body** * Below the title, there is a section of blank space. * This section is likely intended for writing or typing information. * The text is not filled in, leaving room for additional content. * **Footer** * At the bottom of the page, there is a footer section. * This section contains additional text and information. * The text is smaller than the title and body text. The document appears to be a formal or official document, possibly related to the Bauhaus movement or organization. The use of a formal layout and language suggests that it may be an important or official document.