Joseph Albers's Optical Tricks, Unidentified 1950s Magazine Article with Great Images drawing of young man I’d guess 1940s or so

I’d guess 1940s or so I would guess

One can see on the flip side the original red color of what is now pink on the front--making me appreciate the color all the more in it being the happy product of time and fading

And also aluminum bronze

I really love the sensibilities this piece brings together: one part Brutalist

which someone decided to turn into a little caterpillar at some point

Joseph Albers's Optical Tricks, Unidentified 1950s Magazine Article with Great Images drawing of young man I’d guess 1940s or soPretty cool to find this an original copy of a c. mid 1950s magazine feature on Joseph Albers and his teaching practice at Yale, with a series of two color reproductions of work by Albers and students plus four black and white photos of Albers and students in class. Albers arrived at Yale 1950s from Black Mountain (and the Bauhaus prior to that) to head the graphic design program, and would publish his seminal Interaction of Color in 1963, with this