Temple Berry rug
Part of Christopher Farr Editions, a collection of collaborative rugs from some of the world’s most interesting and iconic artists and designers, both past and present. The Temple Berry rug has been produced in association with the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation, to ensure that the end result is as faithful to the original work as possible.///Description
One of the most influential textile artists of the 20th century, Anni Albers began her career at the Bauhaus, where, prevented from studying other disciplines as a woman, she took up weaving under the tutelage of Gunta Stölzl. This kickstarted a lifelong passion for the tactile and aesthetic possibilities of textiles and led her to the US, where she became the first textile artist to be honoured with a show at the Museum of Modern Art – and the most famous weaver of the modern age.
Temple Berry rug
Part of Christopher Farr Editions, a collection of collaborative rugs from some of the world’s most interesting and iconic artists and designers, both past and present. The Temple Berry rug has been produced in association with the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation, to ensure that the end result is as faithful to the original work as possible.///Description
One of the most influential textile artists of the 20th century, Anni Albers began her career at the Bauhaus, where, prevented from studying other disciplines as a woman, she took up weaving under the tutelage of Gunta Stölzl. This kickstarted a lifelong passion for the tactile and aesthetic possibilities of textiles and led her to the US, where she became the first textile artist to be honoured with a show at the Museum of Modern Art – and the most famous weaver of the modern age.
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Part of Christopher Farr Editions, a collection of collaborative rugs from some of the world’s most interesting and iconic artists and designers, both past and present. The Temple Berry rug has been produced in association with the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation, to ensure that the end result is as faithful to the original work as possible.///Description
One of the most influential textile artists of the 20th century, Anni Albers began her career at the Bauhaus, where, prevented from studying other disciplines as a woman, she took up weaving under the tutelage of Gunta Stölzl. This kickstarted a lifelong passion for the tactile and aesthetic possibilities of textiles and led her to the US, where she became the first textile artist to be honoured with a show at the Museum of Modern Art – and the most famous weaver of the modern age.
