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Josef Albers’ Homage to the Square (1967) is an iconic exploration of color theory and geometric abstraction, rooted in Bauhaus principles and meticulous material observation. Featuring layered crimson and yellow squares against a textured board surface, it exemplifies Minimalism's pursuit of pure visual experience.
Vibrant geometric abstraction featuring yellow and orange squares on a blue field by Josef Albers (1957); explore this masterful mid-century modern color study today.
Explore Josef Albers’ ‘Manhattan’ mural – a monumental abstract work of red & white stripes. Discover this iconic 1963 piece, a minimalist masterpiece in NYC's MetLife Building.