A refined limited edition color silkscreen by Josef Albers, printed in 1963 and reflecting the artist’s iconic exploration of color interaction and visual perception. Known for his influential Homage to the Square series and groundbreaking color theory, Albers remains one of the most important figures in modern abstract art. This composition exemplifies Albers’ disciplined yet expressive approach to color relationships, where carefully balanced tones create a dynamic visual experience. A small dot present within the composition is an intentional element of Albers’ color testing process, offering insight into the artist’s meticulous study of how colors influence one another when placed in proximity. Printed by Josef Keller in 1963, this work carries the hallmarks of mid-century modern printmaking, with clean lines, precise color application, and a focus on formal composition. Its restrained palette and geometric clarity make it both intellectually engaging and highly versatile within contemporary interiors. Elegant in scale and concept, this piece functions equally well as a statement in minimalist spaces or as part of a curated modern collection. Details Artist: Josef Albers Date: 1963 Medium: Color silkscreen Printer: Josef Keller Edition: Limited edition Image size: 25.5 x 33 cm Included Documentation Gallery Certificate of Authenticity Provenance documentation Framing Professionally custom framed using archival, museum-quality materials: Solid wood moulding Crescent™ Acid-Free Museum Rag Mat™ Acid-free backing Tru Vue™ UV-protective, anti-glare museum glass All framing is completed in-house by Modern Now™, built to gallery-level standards for preservation and presentation. Why This Piece A compelling opportunity to acquire a mid-century Albers color study, combining intellectual rigor with timeless modern design. Ideal for collectors of Bauhaus-influenced abstraction, as well as interiors seeking a clean, sophisticated focal point.