Explore Josef Albers' Bauhaus-inspired 1963 study featuring precise geometric color interactions; discover the dialogue between form and hue.

Josef Albers was a pioneering 20th-century American artist and educator renowned for his groundbreaking exploration of color theory, geometric abstraction, and influential teaching methods at the Bauhaus and Black Mountain College. His "Homage to the Square" series remains iconic.

Explore Josef Albers' 'Homage to the Square: Soft Spoken,' a minimalist geometric abstraction showcasing his Bauhaus legacy & color theory mastery. A 1969 oil painting.

Josef Albers’s ‘Homage to the Square,’ a mesmerizing exploration of color perception during the Bauhaus era, presents four squares layered with subtly offset hues—a deceptively simple geometric masterpiece inviting contemplation and offering a timeless glimpse into artistic innovation.

Explore Josef Albers's iconic 'Astatic,' a masterful woodcut showcasing geometric precision and subtle tonal variations—a cornerstone of Bauhaus aesthetics and Albers’s enduring legacy.

Explore Josef Albers’ ‘Light Grey Wall,’ a minimalist masterpiece of geometric abstraction. Discover its calming grey tones, precise lines & balanced composition – a key work in Constructivism.