VERTICALS 1946

Original drawing by Anni Albers: "Whit Verticals" 1946. Anni Albers, German designer, one of the greatest textile and graphic artists, pioneer of the Bauhaus, has changed the history of weaving. A fabric that combines the art of hand weaving with the language of modern art. Horizontally twilled fabric with segments of different lengths in vertical and different yarns from the bottom in relief. These segments break up the uniform and monotonous rhythm by creating a completely new fabric, an unusual uniqueness.

Original drawing by Anni Albers: "Whit Verticals" 1946. Anni Albers, German designer, one of the greatest textile and graphic artists, pioneer of the Bauhaus, has changed the history of weaving. A fabric that combines the art of hand weaving with the language of modern art. Horizontally twilled fabric with segments of different lengths in vertical and different yarns from the bottom in relief. These segments break up the uniform and monotonous rhythm by creating a completely new fabric, an unusual uniqueness.

Original drawing by Anni Albers: "Whit Verticals" 1946. Anni Albers, German designer, one of the greatest textile and graphic artists, pioneer of the Bauhaus, has changed the history of weaving. A fabric that combines the art of hand weaving with the language of modern art. Horizontally twilled fabric with segments of different lengths in vertical and different yarns from the bottom in relief. These segments break up the uniform and monotonous rhythm by creating a completely new fabric, an unusual uniqueness.

Original drawing by Anni Albers: "Whit Verticals" 1946. Anni Albers, German designer, one of the greatest textile and graphic artists, pioneer of the Bauhaus, has changed the history of weaving. A fabric that combines the art of hand weaving with the language of modern art. Horizontally twilled fabric with segments of different lengths in vertical and different yarns from the bottom in relief. These segments break up the uniform and monotonous rhythm by creating a completely new fabric, an unusual uniqueness.

Original drawing by Anni Albers: "Whit Verticals" 1946. Anni Albers, German designer, one of the greatest textile and graphic artists, pioneer of the Bauhaus, has changed the history of weaving. A fabric that combines the art of hand weaving with the language of modern art. Horizontally twilled fabric with segments of different lengths in vertical and different yarns from the bottom in relief. These segments break up the uniform and monotonous rhythm by creating a completely new fabric, an unusual uniqueness.