This is named the six prayers and is on loan from The Jewish Museum, New York
This blog records my wanderings, achievements and disasters since retiring in 2011.
Monday 25 February 2019
Anni Albers
This is named the six prayers and is on loan from The Jewish Museum, New York
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I like the colorful ones best.
ReplyDeleteHello, The woven art work is so pretty. I love the colors and texture. Enjoy your day and have a great new week!
ReplyDeleteGreat patterns.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!
ReplyDeleteIntriguing. Some of these patterns could be stared at endlessly.
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhat awesome weavings and photos ~ lovely!
ReplyDeleteHappy Day to you,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Thank you. Although I lecture on Bauhaus every couple of years, Anni Albers was never one of my favourites. But the Tate Modern exhibition changed my thinking a bit about this German textile artist. Not just her wall hangings etc. Normally outshone by her better known husband, I liked Anni's political views.
ReplyDeleteInteresting and talented, but I simply don't get abstract art.
ReplyDeleteI think this is all wonderful. Thank you for sharing it so I could become educated on this art form. :-)
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing and so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea. Those works look so unique. :)
ReplyDeleteShe was talented. There is a gal in the Colorado town where I live that weaves. I bought one of the colorful rugs.
ReplyDeleteHer work is simply amazing.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing what you can do with fabrics and such? Not just to keep your body warm folks!
ReplyDeleteLoved the brightly colored ones the best. I often wonder how someone one day thinks, I could turn hand weaving with abstract art into wall hangings. It sure worked for her.
ReplyDeleteI remember Anni Albers from a weaving class i took in college. Beautiful examples of the complexity and color in her work.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful . I like the subtle colors even better than the bright splashed ones (and that surprised me).
ReplyDeleteLike it !I have a few carpets bought at Ikea a poor imitation of course of the 4th picture. I didn't know her at all.
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