Josef Albers

JKS
1970

Josef Albers, JKS

Screenprint on heavy textured watercolor sheet

Image: 22,5 × 22,5 cm | 8 3/4 × 8 3/4 in
Sheet: 27 × 27 cm | 10 2/3 × 10 2/3 in

Signed and dated "A'70" also numbered "17/125" and titled

Edition of 125; Printer: Sirocco Sreenprints, New Haven; Editor: Ives-Sillmann, Inc., New Haven

The initials "JKS"; stand for "Josef Keller, Starnberg"; (the editor of the German edition of "Interaction of Colour [1972])

Catalogue Raisonnée by Danilowitz 2010 no. 193

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Provenance

Private Collection Northern Germany

Literature
  • Brenda Danilowitz, „The Prints of Josef Albers. A Catalogue Raisonné 1915-1976“, Manchester 2010, Nr. 193

About Josef Albers

As a teacher at Bauhaus and Black Mountain Collage, Josef Albers is regarded as an important pioneer of Op Art and color field painting. His oeuvre imperceptibly influences the abstract and concrete art.

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