A luxurious two-volume edition with complete original plates, text, and commentary.

The work of Josef Albers, Interaction of Color, is one of the most influential books on color ever published. First released in 1963 as a limited edition with 150 silkscreen color plates and commentary, it introduced generations of students, artists, designers, and collectors to Albers's unique approach to complex principles.

This beautiful edition brings Interaction back to classrooms and studios and to library shelves, where it will find a new enthusiastic audience. It reproduces Albers's revolutionary exercises, explaining concepts such as the relativity of color and vibrating and fading boundaries through the use of color, shape, cutting, and movable flaps that illustrate his stunning demonstrations of the changing and relative nature of color. For the first time, studies from the Albers archive are also included, produced by the artist's students in the early 1960s.

This celebration of Albers's legendary achievements is an essential addition to any serious art library.

Pages: 300, Year of Publication: 1215, Dimensions: 27.3x27.3cm