Josef Albers, Study for Homage to the Square, oil on blotting paper, 1976A very astute reader commented that the SoHo loft kitchen in my last post reminded him of the work of Josef Albers. Would you agree?
The solid color blocks in Alber's paintings have a translucent quality, that relates to the way the color of the kitchen cabinets seems to glow from behind the frosted glass panels. Kind of like painted glass.
Interestingly, these lovely nesting tables designed by Albers, feature glass tops that have been underpainted.
Image from Bonluxat.
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11 comments:
Those tables are so nice.
Love stacking tables.
They are so useful, the color's
are lovely.
yvonne
Interesting - one of my favorite 'vignette' pictures has a painting very similar to this. I wonder it is Albers?
Yes, Albers is present in that Kitchen.
Yes, a great connection....xv
I love Albers works; one of my greatest inspirations!! Cool tables!
Karena
Art by Karena
So excited to find a TAMPA blogger. I'm over here in Brandon, and was trying to google vintage shops, and somehow ended up on your blog.
Great Photography, and I'm so glad to see local stuff mentioned... I'm over in Brandon!
I agree wholeheartedly.
I suppose they are similar! I think they're both beautiful on their own too. Love the table colors!
Lila Ferraro
Queen Bedroom Sets
TT-
Did you know that Hermes has done a silk scarf--a la Albers. It is luscious.
Love your blog.
Have been fixing a tec situation--and now everything is fixed. TRA LA LA!
Cheers, DIANE
www.thestylesaloniste.com
I love the stacking tables they're such a good idea!
i can see why..LOVE Albers.
Jen Ramos
madebygirl.blogspot.com
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