Inscribed 1944

"Inscribed" is a 1944 print by Josef Albers, a prominent figure in the Abstract art movement. Known for his exploration of color and form, Albers created geometric abstract art prints using a range of techniques, including silkscreen. The artwork features an interplay of thin lines, creating a series of squares and rectangles on a textured background. Albers's works often explore visual perception and the ways in which our eyes interpret color and shape. The interplay of line and shape in "Inscribed" encourages viewers to contemplate these concepts.