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Homage to the Square is the title of a series of paintings produced by Josef Albers between 1950 and his death in 1976. In 1971, the paintings were the subject of the first solo show devoted to a living artist at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. There are over 1000 works within the series.
A portfolio of ten screenprints by Josef Albers from 1962, exploring the imagery of nesting squares with shifting depth and tone. The portfolio is part of the collection of The Museum of Modern Art, New York, and is not on view.
Homage to the Square is a collection of explorations in color and spatial relationships in which Albers limited himself to square formats, solid colors and precise geometry, yet was able to achieve a seemingly endless range of visual effects.
A painting from Albers' series of geometric abstractions exploring color theory and optical effects. Learn about the artist, the Bauhaus, and the Met's collection of modern and contemporary art.
6 de dic. de 2023 · Learn about the series of paintings by Josef Albers that explore the creation of space through color relations. Discover the influence of the Bauhaus, the Black Mountain College, and the history of art on his work.
In 1950, while teaching fine arts at Yale University, the German-born Albers began his most extensive and well-known series, Homage to the Square—a rigorously formulaic project comprising more than one hundred paintings and prints and developed over twenty-five years.
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