Original set of four Josef Albers silkscreens from 1963, presented as a cohesive limited edition grouping. A strong example of Albers’ exploration of geometric abstraction and color theory, professionally framed to museum standards and accompanied by full documentation.
Set of 4 original silkscreens, 1963
Artist: Josef Albers
Medium: Silkscreen
Limited edition
Printed on heavy paper
Presented as a complete, cohesive set
Professionally custom framed (museum-quality)
Includes certificate of authenticity & provenance
About the Work
Josef Albers is widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in modern abstraction, known for his systematic exploration of color interaction and geometric form. This 1963 set reflects the disciplined clarity and visual precision that define his work.
Presented as a unified grouping, the compositions collectively demonstrate Albers’ ability to create visual depth and movement through simple yet powerful arrangements of color and structure.
Authentication & Provenance
Each work in the set is fully authenticated and accompanied by complete documentation, providing a clear and verifiable record of provenance.
Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
Provenance documentation
Supporting authentication materials
These elements ensure the integrity of the works and support their long-term collectibility.
Presentation & Framing
Each silkscreen is professionally custom framed using archival, museum-grade materials to ensure both preservation and refined presentation.
Solid wood moulding
Crescent™ acid-free museum rag mat
Acid-free backing
Tru Vue™ UV-protection anti-glare museum glass
The works are framed to complement one another as a cohesive installation. Frame selection may be customized upon request.
Why This Piece
Complete set of four Josef Albers works
Strong representation of his geometric abstraction
Highly influential artist in modern design and art
Ideal for cohesive display as a curated installation
A complete and well-presented set, increasingly difficult to source in consistent condition and presentation.
