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Alex Capecelatro

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Josef Albers — Untitled
Josef Albers

Untitled

1966

Created during Albers' most productive period following his departure from Yale, this 1966 work exemplifies the artist's systematic exploration of color interaction and optical perception. The square format and precise dimensions reflect his commitment to the geometric principles that defined his revolutionary "Homage to the Square" series. Edition 63 of 125, the piece demonstrates Albers' embrace of printmaking as a democratic medium for disseminating his investigations into the subjective nature of color experience.

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Edition
63 of 125

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Josef Albers, Untitled, 1966

Created during Albers' most productive period following his departure from Yale, this 1966 work exemplifies the artist's systematic exploration of color interaction and optical perception. The square format and precise dimensions reflect his commitment to the geometric principles that defined his revolutionary "Homage to the Square" series. Edition 63 of 125, the piece demonstrates Albers' embrace of printmaking as a democratic medium for disseminating his investigations into the subjective nature of color experience.

Dimensions
52.577999999999996 x 52.577999999999996 cm
Year
1966
Edition
of 125

Related themes

Print, Edition, Geometric, 20th Century, Blue Chip, Op Art, Abstract Expressionism, Color Field, Systematic Abstraction, Bauhaus, Square Format, German-American, Abstract, Minimalism

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Alex Capecelatro