JOSEF ALBERS "BANDS / POSTS" SCREENPRINT, 1972 Charles Pachter painted flag Featuring a forward-facing Pansy

Featuring a forward-facing Pansy

a bleak mistake that hints at the encroachment of man and his impact on the bird's environment

Quite rare

Today these drawings are paradigms of his creative genius and his ability to convey complex emotional images with a stylistic simplicity as a master draftsman

5"H 15"W (framed)

JOSEF ALBERS "BANDS / POSTS" SCREENPRINT, 1972 Charles Pachter painted flag Featuring a forward-facing PansyJosef Albers (1888 1976) is remarkably affiliated with numerous movements that have defined art history in the 20th century. Art Historians credit Albers for fusing elements of American and European abstraction while influencing minimalism, hard edge painting, and Op art. Albers was a student and later a professor at the Bauhaus in Germany. After the prestigious academy was closed by the Nazis, Albers and his wife Anni (a noted textile designer)