Josef Albers

Josef Albers was a prominent artist and educator known for his work in color theory and abstract art. Born in Germany in 1888, he became a key figure in the Bauhaus movement and taught at Yale University. His "Homage to the Square" series explored color interactions and perceptions of depth through geometric shapes, leaving a lasting impact on modern art and design. Albers emphasized the importance of understanding color, significantly influencing both art and art education.

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2009 Josef Albers The Interaction of Color Plate XIV-1

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2009 Josef Albers The Interaction of Color Plate VII-3

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2009 Josef Albers The Interaction of Color Plate VI-1

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2009 Josef Albers The Interaction of Color Plate V-5

2009 Josef Albers The Interaction of Color Plate V-5

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2009 Josef Albers The Interaction of Color Plate VI-3

2009 Josef Albers The Interaction of Color Plate VI-3

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2009 Josef Albers The Interaction of Color Plate IV-1(2)

2009 Josef Albers The Interaction of Color Plate IV-1(2)

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2009 Josef Albers The Interaction of Color Plate XIV-3

2009 Josef Albers The Interaction of Color Plate XIV-3

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2009 Josef Albers The Interaction of Color Plate IV-1

2009 Josef Albers The Interaction of Color Plate IV-1

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