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Josef Albers

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Josef Albers , 1888-1976, German-American painter, printmaker, designer, and teacher, b. Bottrop, Germany. After working at the Bauhaus (1920-33), Albers and his wife, the textile designer and weaver Anni Albers, emigrated to the United States when Hitler came to power. Albers taught throughout the Americas and Europe, headed the art department (1933-49) at Black Mountain College, and was director of the Yale School of Art (1950-58), where he was responsible for major innovations in art education. An extremely versatile artist, he is best known for his Homage to the Square, a series of... Read more
Josef Albers
Josef Albers Josef Albers (1888-1976) was one of the leading...color as a medium in its own right. Josef Albers was born in 1888 in Bottrop in the...discussion of his art is F. Bucher, Josef Albers: Despite Straight Lines. An Analysis... Read more
Albers, Josef
Albers, Josef (1888–1976). German...closed by the Nazis in 1933, Albers emigrated to the USA—...numerous academic awards. Although Albers had made lithographs and woodcuts...in relation to each other. Albers's research in this area appeared... Read more

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