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The image shows an open page from a catalog, specifically page -13-, which lists works by the artist Josef Albers (1888-). The page contains detailed information about various artworks, including their titles, creation dates, mediums, dimensions, and the institutions or individuals who own or donated them. Here is a summary of the listed artworks:
OVERLAPPING, 1927
STRUCTURAL CONSTELLATION, 1953-58
HOMAGE TO THE SQUARE: AGAINST DEEP BLUE, 1955
VARIANT SERIES: LATE, 1947-56
HOMAGE TO THE SQUARE: CHOSEN, 1956
SEGMENTS, 1934
ASCENSION
INTROITUS, 1942
THE GLASS PAINTER, 1925
The page also notes that "THE GLASS PAINTER, 1925" is illustrated.
The image depicts an open page from a catalogue, specifically page -13-, detailing the works of the artist Josef Albers (1888-). The entries list various artworks, their creation dates, materials, dimensions, and locations or ownership details.
OVERLAPPING, 1927
STRUCTURAL CONSTELLATION, 1954
HOMAGE TO THE SQUARE: AGAINST DEEP BLUE, 1955
VARIANT SERIES: LATE, 1947-44
HOMAGE TO THE SQUARE: CHROMEN, 1956
SEGMENTS, 1934
ASCENSION, 1942
INTROITUS, 1942
TEA GLASS HOLDERS, 1925
The page is part of a larger document, likely a museum catalogue, providing information on the specific works by Josef Albers in their collection.
The image shows a page from a catalog or a book listing artworks by the artist Josef Albers. The page is titled "Cataloque" (likely a typo for "Catalogue") and includes various entries with details about each artwork.
OVERLAPPING, 1927
STRUCTURAL CONSTELLATION, 1954
HOME TO THE SQUARE: AGAINST DEEP BLUE, 1955
VARIANT SERIES: LATE, 1947-44
HOME TO THE SQUARE: CHROMEN, 1956
SEGMENTS, 1934
ASCENSION, 1942
INSTROITUS, 1942
TEA GLASS HOLDERS, 1925
Additionally, the page notes that there is an illustration (Illustrated) included in the catalog. The page number is indicated as -13-.
The image shows a page from a catalogue, specifically page 13, which is dedicated to the artist Josef Albers (1888-1976). The page lists several of his works along with their details such as the year of creation, materials used, dimensions, and the institutions or individuals that own them. The listed works include:
The page also includes a note "*Illustrated" indicating that some of the works listed are illustrated in the catalogue. On the left side of the page, there is an image related to one of the listed artworks, though the details of the image are not clearly visible.
The image displays a page from a catalogue of artworks by Josef Albers, an artist known for his contributions to modern art. The catalogue lists various pieces, including details such as titles, creation dates, materials, dimensions, and acquisition information. Here's a detailed summary of the artworks mentioned:
"Overlapping," 1927
"Structural Constellation," 1954
"Homage to the Square: Aqua, Deep Blue," 1955
"Variant Series: Latb," 1947-54
"Homage to the Square: Greeness," 1956
"Segments," 1934
Acquisition, 1942
"Introitus," 1942
"Tea Glass Holder," 1925
The catalogue page includes both illustrations and text, with one piece marked as "illustrated." The works cover a range of media including glass, plastic, oil paintings, and metalwork. They were either acquired through funds, gifts, or are on loan from private collectors.
The image shows an open page from a catalogue listing works by Josef Albers (1888-1976). The page is titled "CATALOGUE" and includes a list of artworks along with their respective details such as the year created, medium, dimensions, and the location where they are housed.
Here is a detailed summary of the entries on the page:
OVERLAPPING, 1927
STRUCTURAL CONSTELLATION, 1954
HOMAGE TO THE SQUARE: AGAINST DEEP BLUE, 1955
VARIANT SERIES: LATE, 1947-44
HOMAGE TO THE SQUARE, CHROME, 1956
SEGMENTS, 1934
ASCENSION, 1942
INTROITUS, 1942
TEA GLASS HOLDERS, 1925
The page also indicates that the entry for "OVERLAPPING, 1927" is illustrated. The Busch-Reisinger Museum is mentioned frequently as the primary location for these artworks.
The image shows an open book with a typed catalogue page number 13 featuring a list of artworks by Josef Albers (1888-). It includes the title, year, medium, dimensions, and museum information for each work. Some titles are marked with an asterisk to indicate illustration. The listed works range from 1925 to 1956 and include various mediums such as laminated sandblasted glass, oil on composition board, woodcut, and lithograph. The Busch-Reisinger Museum and the Kuno Francke Memorial Fund are mentioned multiple times as sources or donors. On the left page, there is a black-and-white photograph of an object or artwork, but it is only partially visible.
The image shows an open book or catalog with text on both visible pages. On the left page at the top, there's a black and white photograph of a piece of artwork, partially visible. The right page lists a catalog of artworks, including details such as titles, dates, mediums, sizes, and acquisition information. The artworks are by Josef Albers (1888-1976), as indicated at the top of the right page. The specific pieces listed are "Structural Constellation, 1954," "Homage to the Square: Against Deep Blue, 1955," and several others, with details such as whether they were gifts or purchased through specific museum funds. There's also a small asterisk indicating that some of the works are illustrated, presumably like the photograph on the left page. The bottom of the right page also lists an item called "Tea Glass Holders, 1925" made from chromed metal and ebony. Some of the text is obscured by the shadow of the page curling, and the edges of several other pages are visible, indicating the book is fairly thick.
The image shows an open book, specifically a catalogue or exhibition guide, detailing works by the artist Josef Albers. The page displayed is labeled as page 13 and is titled "CATALOGUE." The content lists various artworks created by Albers between the years 1888 and 1955, along with their descriptions, materials, dimensions, and acquisition details.
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The image depicts a page from a formal catalogue or exhibition guide focusing on the works of Josef Albers. It provides detailed information about each artwork, including titles, years, materials, dimensions, and acquisition details, along with a small visual representation of one of the pieces. The layout is organized and professional, reflecting the academic or institutional context of the document.
The image shows a book open to a page displaying the catalog of Josef Albers, an artist known for his contributions to Bauhaus and his influential works in color theory. The left page features a black-and-white photograph of a modern architectural structure, possibly a curtain or a wall, with a vertical line pattern. The right page contains text that lists various artworks by Josef Albers, including details such as the title, medium, dimensions, year, and the institution where the artwork is housed, the Busch-Reisinger Museum. Each entry provides a concise description of the artwork and its provenance, indicating gifts from various donors, including Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Agoos.