Catalogue raisonné Henry van de Velde (1893-1957) Interior Design and Decorative Arts. A Catalogue raisonné in six volumes (Vol. I published in 2009)

编目理由：亨利·范德韦尔德。室内设计与装饰艺术。亨利·范德韦尔德无疑是20世纪最成功的欧洲设计师和建筑师之一。他是他那个时代最后的伟大的环球艺术家之一，他作为包豪斯先驱的有影响力的角色为他赢得了非常值得的关注。到1896年，他从德国客户那里获得了大部分佣金，并于1900年搬到了柏林。1902年，他来到魏玛，一直呆到1917年。魏玛的范德韦尔德艺术和手工艺学校于1919年改革为包豪斯州立大学，沃尔特·格罗皮乌斯在范德韦尔德的敦促下担任主任。第一次世界大战后，范德韦尔德居住在瑞士，1920年在荷兰定居，在那里他作为私人建筑师为克洛勒·米勒夫妇工作。1926年，他获得了根特大学讲师的职位。一年后，在的年纪，他在布鲁塞尔成立了高级艺术装饰学院；在包豪斯的基础上建立了一所新的艺术学院，他一直管理到1936年，现在是范德韦尔德全部平面作品的保管人。在范德韦尔德的众多作品中，直到现在，只有他的建筑和书籍艺术得到了广泛的研究。这份范德韦尔德室内设计和工艺品目录的理由将大大有助于缩小这一差距，并结束关于年代、范围和出处情况的迷失。它将作为研究人员和收藏家的重要参考工作。目录的第一卷，致力于金属艺术，于2001年至2009年完成了第一阶段的项目。它包含830个目录号和2000多幅插图。其余卷的工作目前正在进行中。

Catalogue raisonne Henry van de Velde. Interior Design and Decorative Arts. A Catalogue raisonne in six volumesHenry van de Velde is unarguably one of the most successful European designers and architects of the 20th century. He was one of the last great universal artists of his time, and his influential role as a Bauhaus pioneer has earned him much deserved attention. By 1896 he received most of his commissions from German customers, and in 1900, moved to Berlin. In 1902 he came to Weimar and remained until 1917. Van de Veldes School of Arts and Crafts in Weimar was reformed as the State Bauhaus in 1919 and Walter Gropius assumed responsibility as its director at the urging of van de Velde. Following World War I, van de Velde lived in Switzerland before establishing himself in Holland in 1920 where he worked on commission as a private architect for the couple Kröller Müller. In 1926 he received a post as lecturer at the University of Gent. One year later at the age of 64, he founded the Institut Superieur des Arts Decoratifs in Brussels; a new art college based on the Bauhaus which he managed until 1936 and which today acts as conservator of van de Veldes complete graphic works.Out of the remarkably multifaceted range of van de Veldes works, only his architecture and book art have received extensively study until now. This catalogue raisonne of van de Veldes interior designs and arts and crafts will do much to close this gap and put an end to the disorientation regarding dating, scope and circumstances of provenance. It will serve as an important reference work for researchers and collectors.The first volume of the catalogue, dedicated to metal art, was completed during the first project phase from 2001 to 2009. It contains 830 catalogue numbers and more than 2,000 illustrations. Work is currently underway on the remaining volumes.