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Este texto aborda la fascinante experiencia de las mujeres que estudiaron en la célebre escuela de la Bauhaus (1919-1933). Se centra en el colectivo femenino que se formó allí en arquitectura y que se convertirían con posterioridad en profesionales de prestigio en este ámbito. Tras una descripción de la situación general de estos estudios en la Alemania de entreguerras -periodo que coincide con la existencia de la República de Weimar y la Bauhaus- aborda la curiosa política de género que practicó el famoso centro artístico con respecto a sus alumnas. Unas alumas que fueron, inicialmente, la mitad de su alumnado. El artículo desarrolla el caso de tres figuras de reconocido prestigio internacional que se formaron en aquella institución: Lotte Stam-Beese, Annemarie Mauck y Wera Meyer-Waldeck. Un estudio desarrollado a partir de los documentos originales que se conservan inventariados en el Bauhaus-Archiv Museum für Gestaltung en Berlín (BHA).This text approaches the fascinating experience of the women who studied in the famous school of the Bauhaus (1919-1933). It centres on the feminine group that was formed there in architecture and that they would turn with posteriority into professionals of prestige into this area. After a description of the general situation of these studies in the Germany of period between the wars -period that coincides with the existence of the Republic of Weimar and the Bauhaus- approaches the curious politics of kind that practised the famous artistic center with regard to his pupils. A few students that were, initially, the half of his student body. The article develops the case of three figures of recognized international prestige that were formed in that institution: Lotte Stam-Beese, Annemarie Mauck and Wera Meyer-Waldeck. Original that remain inventoried in the Bauhaus-Archiv Museum für Gestaltung in Berlin (BHA)

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