well, as I said Michael, I could be wrong terming it Bauhaus. I'm not really sure of it here. It's been too long since I was in school lol. But the nazi regime did have definite standards for art, which showed most clearly in posters. and Hitler LOVED posters. And most german artists of the time were Bauhaus folks. I don't think I would say Bauhaus was fascist. More like, if they wanted to work and have their work exhibeted, they had to comply with the nazi regime's requirements for art. They basically destroyed any art that didn't meet their standards and persecuted artists who didn't comply. Let's not forget it wasn't only jews in the camps. The nazis very nearly destroyed the gypsy race, and also put homosexuals, artists, musicians and any others they saw as 'deviant' in the camps. -- Word to the Wise: A barrel full of monkeys isn't fun for very long if there aren't any air holes. http://www.bonestructure.net ---- Screen-L is sponsored by the Telecommunication & Film Dept., the University of Alabama: http://www.tcf.ua.edu