Albers (Josef)

Interaction of Color, one of 2000 copies, 80 colour prints, die-cuts and collages, in 80 folders with guards, together with 2 volumes of text (one cloth, one wrappers) and an additional leaflet containing the justification and table of contents, browned, in publisher's box and slipcase, folio, New Haven and London, Yale University Press, 1963.

***Albers' Interaction of Color "is one of the most subtle books on colour that exists. It really affects the eye; there is something kinetic about it. Each page is beautiful, and the quality of the print and the paper is intense. It is perfect" (Gabriel Orozco, Tate website).