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Josef Albers, White Line Square XVII, 1967
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Josef Albers
White Line Square XVII

, 1967
Three-color lithograph on hand-cut Arches Cover paper
53.3 × 53.3 cm (21 x 21 in)
Edition of 125

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About Josef Albers

Josef Albers (born 1888 in Bottrop, DE, died 1976 in New Haven, US) was a painter, sculptor, teacher, and poet. During his lifetime he set forth a generation of American artists to the European modernist concepts of the Bauhaus. Albers studied to become a teacher and attended the Royal Art Academy of Berlin; moreover he studied lithography and entered the Bauhaus in Weimar at the age of 23. His research on geometric shapes and the… Read more

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