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Josef Albers - Glass, Color, and Light

Josef Albers (1888-1976), famous as a master at Germany's Bauhaus until 1933, and then a professor in American schools such as Yale University, influenced many young artists. His "Homage to the Square" series of paintings remains an important example of 20th-century art. Yet Albers's first great works - the glass pictures that he made in Germany beginning in 1921 - remain little known. Starting with found fragments of colored glass, and later employing a sophisticated sandblasting process, Albers created a new art form. This book is the first monograph devoted to Albers's work in this medium.
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Kunstner Josef Albers
Forfatter Essays by Nicholas Fox Weber, executive director of the Josef Albers Foundation, and Fred Licht, curator of the Peggy Guggenheim Collection
Sprog Engelsk
Illustrationer 56 i farver + 19 s/h
Format / Sideantal 24,5 x 28 cm. / 152 s
Udgivelsesår 1994
Indbinding Indbundet
Forlag Guggenheim Museum
Antikvarisk Antikvarisk (Udstillingseksemplar)
Antal
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ISBN 9780810968646
Lev. 3-5 dage
Josef Albers (1888-1976), famous as a master at Germany's Bauhaus until 1933, and then a professor in American schools such as Yale University, influenced many young artists. His "Homage to the Square" series of paintings remains an important example of 20th-century art. Yet Albers's first great works - the glass pictures that he made in Germany beginning in 1921 - remain little known. Starting with found fragments of colored glass, and later employing a sophisticated sandblasting process, Albers created a new art form. This book is the first monograph devoted to Albers's work in this medium.