6 and 3 1931

"6 and 3" is a 1931 print by Josef Albers, known for his contributions to the Bauhaus movement and his exploration of color and form. This work exemplifies Albers' interest in abstract art, employing a simplified color palette with the numbers "6" and "3" layered on top of each other against a black background. The contrasting shades of gray, white, and black create an illusion of depth and perspective, highlighting the interplay of shapes and their spatial relationships. This work epitomizes Albers' exploration of visual perception and the power of simple elements to create complex compositions.