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Edition of 150 - The complete set of six color screenprints on Arches in paper - Each pencil signed, dated and inscribed sequentially 'I-S Va 1' through 'I-S Va 6’ - In mint condition // Josef Albers' Six Variants, created in 1969, is a series of six screen prints that reflect the artist’s exploration of color theory and spatial relationships. Each print presents layered, overlapping rectangles in distinct color schemes, with shades that range from warm oranges and yellows to cool blues and greens. The compositions vary subtly in each piece, creating shifts in perception and depth as the viewer examines the interaction between color blocks. Albers’ meticulous approach to color and form in this series allows for a study in how colors influence each other, inviting contemplation of visual harmony and contrast. This complete set of six prints, limited to an edition of 150, is pencil signed, dated, and sequentially inscribed by Albers, embodying his iconic abstract style and deep understanding of color dynamics.
Six Variants, 1969
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Edition of 150 - The complete set of six color screenprints on Arches in paper - Each pencil signed, dated and inscribed sequentially 'I-S Va 1' through 'I-S Va 6’ - In mint condition // Josef Albers' Six Variants, created in 1969, is a series of six screen prints that reflect the artist’s exploration of color theory and spatial relationships. Each print presents layered, overlapping rectangles in distinct color schemes, with shades that range from warm oranges and yellows to cool blues and greens. The compositions vary subtly in each piece, creating shifts in perception and depth as the viewer examines the interaction between color blocks. Albers’ meticulous approach to color and form in this series allows for a study in how colors influence each other, inviting contemplation of visual harmony and contrast. This complete set of six prints, limited to an edition of 150, is pencil signed, dated, and sequentially inscribed by Albers, embodying his iconic abstract style and deep understanding of color dynamics.
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What is Hard Edge Art?
Hard Edge art is a style of abstract painting that became popular in the 1960s. It features areas of color separated by crisp, sharp edges that are painted with geometric precision. The term hard-edge painting was coined by art critic Jules Langsner to describe this approach, which contrasts with the softer, more fluid forms of other abstract styles.