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From Six Variants - Original Screenprint in colors - Published by Ives-Sillman Inc. New York - Hand Signed Dated Numbered and Titled in pencil - Danilowitz 192.3 // I-S Va 3 by Josef Albers, a 1969 screen print, exemplifies the artist's mastery in exploring geometric abstraction and color interaction. Part of the Six Variants series, this composition uses overlapping rectangles in shades of teal, brown, and grey to create a sense of depth and spatial harmony. Albers' careful layering and color choices demonstrate his fascination with how colors influence one another, inviting viewers to perceive subtle shifts in hue and dimension. Published by Ives-Sillman Inc. in New York, this limited edition print captures Albers' dedication to the study of form, balance, and visual perception.
I-S Va 3, 1969
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From Six Variants - Original Screenprint in colors - Published by Ives-Sillman Inc. New York - Hand Signed Dated Numbered and Titled in pencil - Danilowitz 192.3 // I-S Va 3 by Josef Albers, a 1969 screen print, exemplifies the artist's mastery in exploring geometric abstraction and color interaction. Part of the Six Variants series, this composition uses overlapping rectangles in shades of teal, brown, and grey to create a sense of depth and spatial harmony. Albers' careful layering and color choices demonstrate his fascination with how colors influence one another, inviting viewers to perceive subtle shifts in hue and dimension. Published by Ives-Sillman Inc. in New York, this limited edition print captures Albers' dedication to the study of form, balance, and visual perception.
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