Sounds familiar
I seem to remember seeing that name before. That image is pretty well known Josef Albers painting (Homage to the Square: "Departing in Yellow"). Yours may have been a licensed reproduction or (more likely) a copy sold for corporate interiors. It would be easy to change a piece (scale, color) enough to avoid copywright infringement. Can you tell if it was hand painted or screen-printed?
I know it's Albers-like but...
I know it's Albers-like but it's hard to definitely say it's a repro of the yellow piece because every photo I've ever seen of the yellow homage piece appears differently due to colour shift variations. It's brighter than what I recall having seen at the Tate. The piece is not signed on the front in any way. More details to follow after I can examine it more. Thanks everyone.
More follow up info...
Here is a more accurate photograph of the piece with better lighting.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/badgurl/4410773063/
Re: Tom Tru - orange squares tapestry
I grew up with an Albers-inspired Tom Tru tapestry. My father originally purchased it for his dad's Los Angeles financial office, probably in the 60's. It has been passed down to me now. To my surprise, it still has the original tags attached!
Description: Design based on Josef Albers artwork "Departing in Yellow"
Tom Tru Corp. NJ / Nationally distributed by Raymor, NY
Style No. T-5178-B
Price: $375.00 (my grandfather wrote it in)
Designer: Robert Bushong
Serigraph technique
Hand printed on hand woven Belgian linen
Framed in black stained wood
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