In Red Meander, Anni Albers follows her teacher Paul Klee's advice to "Take a line for a walk" and creates a meandering line that has neither beginning nor end. She uses a double-weave technique to shift planes and create a maze that moves between inside and outside space. Albers explored the idea of the meander in a number of variations through her woven and later graphic and printed work from the 1960s and onward. 

This is a high resolution beautifully printed life size image of Anni Albers RED MEANDER weaving in cotton from 1958: 52cm X 37.5cm. Limited to only 5 being produced.  Every penny spent goes directly to Tambacounda Hospital Maternity & Paediatric Unit, which includes free delivery anywhere in the UK, or affordable courier delivery worldwide,

This limited reproduction of only 5 will be framed in a simple white wooden frame, with the every intricate thread clear and bright to tell the story in RED MEANER.  It's total dimensions are 50cm X 70cm, and with authenticated backing marking the limited series print in support of Tambacounda Hospital Maternity and Paediatric Hospital.

Anni Albers

Red Meander, 1954

linen and cotton

20 1/2 x 14 3/4 in. (52 x 37.5 cm)

Private collection, 1954.12.1

© 2018 The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/DACS, London

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