German abstract artist Joseph Albers (1888 – 1976) brilliantly developed the concept that color is alive, and its appearance is influenced by surrounding colors. Also a mathematician and professor at the prestigious Bauhaus, Albers revolutionized color theories with his monumental “Homage to the Square.” A series of hundreds of paintings and prints, these vibrant works revealed the chromatic interplay between layers of colored squares. Exhibited worldwide, Albers' acclaimed work profoundly inspired Hard Edge painters, Op artists and conceptual artists.

This original exhibition silkscreen by Josef Albers for an exhibition at the Whitney Museum of Art in New York.