Josef along with his wife Anni Albers were pioneering figures of the Bauhaus, a revolutionary art school that unified art, craft, and technology in Germany.

When the school shut down under Nazi pressure in 1933, they emigrated to the United States and became pivotal figures in modern art and design education.

His iconic works, such as the Homage to the Square series, reveal how colors are rarely seen as they truly are seen as they physically are, with their appearance constantly altered by adjacent hues.

Josef along with his wife Anni Albers were pioneering figures of the Bauhaus, a revolutionary art school that unified art, craft, and technology in Germany.

When the school shut down under Nazi pressure in 1933, they emigrated to the United States and became pivotal figures in modern art and design education.

His iconic works, such as the Homage to the Square series, reveal how colors are rarely seen as they truly are seen as they physically are, with their appearance constantly altered by adjacent hues.

Josef along with his wife Anni Albers were pioneering figures of the Bauhaus, a revolutionary art school that unified art, craft, and technology in Germany.

When the school shut down under Nazi pressure in 1933, they emigrated to the United States and became pivotal figures in modern art and design education.

His iconic works, such as the Homage to the Square series, reveal how colors are rarely seen as they truly are seen as they physically are, with their appearance constantly altered by adjacent hues.