Josef Albers – Homage to the Square (1961) Drawings these pieces not only live

these pieces not only live in museums

The cushions are affixed to the stool by leather straps to keep them in place

Mies van der Rohe

The canvas model's shade is constructed by attaching the fabric to a liner

This new design has been developed in close collaboration with the family of Arnold Madsen by mirroring elements from the Clam Chair

Josef Albers – Homage to the Square (1961) Drawings these pieces not only liveDescription Louisiana poster with the work, Homage to the Square: Yellow Climate (1961) , by the German artist, Josef Albers (1888 1976). Albers worked theoretically and practically with design, graphics, photography and poetry but it is his paintings, especially his studies of the square that have left the strongest, most lasting traces. From 1950 until his death for more than 25 years Albers produced hundreds of variations on, Homage to the Square .