F No 13 Multi Mobile, 1952
josefalbers
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natural stone pattern
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textured surface
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detailed texture
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pattern
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geometric pattern
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carved into stone
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minimal pattern
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repetition of black colour
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line
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scratchy texture
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geometric form
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geometric figure
Josef Albers' *F No 13 Multi Mobile* (1952) is a prime example of his signature exploration of color and form. This abstract work uses geometric shapes and subtle variations in shade to create an illusion of depth and movement, drawing the viewer's eye through the intricate arrangement of lines and planes. Albers, known for his exploration of color theory and the Bauhaus influence, aimed to challenge traditional perspectives on art with these minimalist compositions, which often explore the interplay of negative and positive space.
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