[2 portraits of Josef Albers by John T. Hill] EyeMag but we’re not convinced they

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Less cancerous than a smoke and a good example of Ehmcke doing work for hire

From the library of Toshi Katayama

Trennert & Sohn typefoundry published in 1933

He designed books and typefaces

[2 portraits of Josef Albers by John T. Hill] EyeMag but we’re not convinced theyTaken by photographer John T. Hill in 1972, these silver gelatin prints capture Josef Albers in his Orange, Connecticut, studio surrounded by proofs for his monumental portfolio, Formulation : Articulation. The images document Albers late career workspace, featuring wall mounted Structural Constellations linear studies with square homages alongside hand labeled wooden storage crates. Signed and dated by Hill in 2012, these archival later prints offer