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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Emne	Nutidskunst
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)

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ISBN	9780810968646
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Josef Albers - Glass, Color, and Light