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Color Screenprint. Signed, Numbered, and Dated. Late (1965) by Josef Albers is a striking example from his Soft Edge-Hard Edge series, exploring the relationship between color, shape, and perception. This 11-inch square screenprint features concentric squares in subtly shifting tones of black and deep gray, anchored on a cream background. Albers’ precise geometry and the optical effect of nested squares demonstrate his ongoing interest in how color interacts within defined spatial structures. This minimalist composition is both meditative and methodical, reflecting his Bauhaus roots and his influential role in color theory.
Late, from Soft Edge-Hard Edge, 1965
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Color Screenprint. Signed, Numbered, and Dated. Late (1965) by Josef Albers is a striking example from his Soft Edge-Hard Edge series, exploring the relationship between color, shape, and perception. This 11-inch square screenprint features concentric squares in subtly shifting tones of black and deep gray, anchored on a cream background. Albers’ precise geometry and the optical effect of nested squares demonstrate his ongoing interest in how color interacts within defined spatial structures. This minimalist composition is both meditative and methodical, reflecting his Bauhaus roots and his influential role in color theory.
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