Albers Nesting Tables FY26 Nov 20 Off HM Promo-1 The wood of the WaterRower

The wood of the WaterRower has been hand-finished with three coats of Danish oil

and less appreciated than the artist’s classic Impressionist works

Christine Van Assche

and Christopher Wool

Henri Rousseau was a singular figure in the early-twentieth-century avant-garde

Albers Nesting Tables FY26 Nov 20 Off HM Promo-1 The wood of the WaterRowerMoMA Exclusive: This set of four tables was designed by Bauhaus master Josef Albers, a designer with work in MoMAs collection. While serving as the artistic director of the furniture workshop at the Bauhaus from 1926 to 1927, Albers conceived the Nesting Tables for the private Berlin apartment of his and his wife Anni's closest friends. Albers was known for his geometric paintings, and his logic and passion for color are applied to these tables.