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Herbert Bayer: Beyond the Bauhaus to The World Geo-Graphic Atlas
and the First Great Data Visualization 
Herbert Bayer’s name is perhaps most closely associated with the Bauhaus—he was a student 
at the Bauhaus and later a teacher of advertising and typography, until the school closed in 1928—but he had a prolific and diverse career up until he died. He worked as a commercial advertising designer in Berlin for nearly ten years, where applications of Bauhaus theory are apparent in his work through the use of sans serif fonts, primary colors and photomontage. When the Nazi regime gained power, he emigrated to the United States in 1938 like so many others associated with the Bauhaus had done. 
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