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Loops & Curves Blue/Red
Loops & Curves Blue/Red

Sol LeWittLoops & Curves Blue/Red, 1999

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H 42.5 in W 29 in

Loops & Curves Blue/Red

By Sol LeWitt

Located in Palo Alto, CA

Created in 1999, this etching and aquatint on white Somerset Textured paper is hand-signed by Sol

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1990s Conceptual Abstract Prints

Materials

Etching, Aquatint

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BRUSHSTROKES IN ALL DIRECTIONS (framed)
BRUSHSTROKES IN ALL DIRECTIONS (framed)

Sol LeWittBRUSHSTROKES IN ALL DIRECTIONS (framed), 1994

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H 23.5 in W 23.5 in D 1.5 in

BRUSHSTROKES IN ALL DIRECTIONS (framed)

By Sol LeWitt

Located in San Francisco, CA

All Directions," donated by Sol LeWitt. All silkscreens are signed and numbered by the artist. There

Category

1990s Abstract Abstract Prints

Materials

Screen

Untitled - Original Gouache by Sol Lewitt - 1997

Untitled - Original Gouache by Sol Lewitt - 1997

By Sol LeWitt

Located in Roma, IT

Untitled is an original gouache on paper realized by the artist Sol Lewitt in 1997. Hand-signed on

Category

1990s Contemporary More Art

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Tempera

Untitled  Original Gouache by Sol Lewitt - 1997

Untitled Original Gouache by Sol Lewitt - 1997

By Sol LeWitt

Located in Roma, IT

Untitled is an original gouache on paper realized by the artist Sol Lewitt in 1997. Hand-signed on

Category

1990s Contemporary More Art

Materials

Tempera

Black loops & Curves No. 1
Black loops & Curves No. 1

Black loops & Curves No. 1

By Sol LeWitt

Located in Palo Alto, CA

-signed by Sol LeWitt (Hartford, 1928 - New York, 2007) in pencil in the lower right margin and is

Category

1990s Conceptual Abstract Prints

Materials

Etching, Aquatint

Black Lines in Four Directions on Color - Sol Lewitt - 1991
Black Lines in Four Directions on Color - Sol Lewitt - 1991

Black Lines in Four Directions on Color - Sol Lewitt - 1991

By Sol LeWitt

Located in Roma, IT

print on paper, realized in 1991 by Sol Lewitt. Signed and numbered in Arabic Numerals and in pencil by

Category

1990s Abstract Geometric Abstract Prints

Materials

Screen

Colors with Lines in Four Directions - Sol Lewitt - 1991
Colors with Lines in Four Directions - Sol Lewitt - 1991

Colors with Lines in Four Directions - Sol Lewitt - 1991

By Sol LeWitt

Located in Roma, IT

on paper, realized in 1991 by Sol Lewitt. Signed and numbered in Arabic Numerals and in pencil by

Category

1990s Abstract Geometric Abstract Prints

Materials

Screen

Colors with Lines in Four Directions - Sol Lewitt - 1991
Colors with Lines in Four Directions - Sol Lewitt - 1991

Colors with Lines in Four Directions - Sol Lewitt - 1991

By Sol LeWitt

Located in Roma, IT

on paper, realized in 1991 by Sol Lewitt. Signed and numbered in Arabic Numerals and in pencil by

Category

1990s Abstract Geometric Abstract Prints

Materials

Screen

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Sol LeWitt for sale on 1stDibs

While New York City’s art scene in the 1950s and ’60s revolved around Abstract Expressionism, multidisciplinary artist Sol LeWitt paved an alternative path, creating a prolific output of work in the genres of minimalism and, later, Conceptual art.

While LeWitt is perhaps best known for his immense “wall drawings,” he created work in a wide range of media, including drawing, painting, printmaking and sculpture. (However, in a characteristic rebuttal of canonical art history, he referred to these pieces as “structures.”) He also produced several texts, including the seminal Sentences on Conceptual Art (1969).

Born in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1928, LeWitt received a BFA from Syracuse University before going to work as a graphic designer for the renowned architect I.M. Pei. He would later work at the book counter at the Museum of Modern Art, where his colleagues included fellow artists. LeWitt’s early exposure to architecture may well have had outsize influence on his subsequent career: He was known for the geometric nature of his work, specifically his fastidious, near-obsessive treatment of the cube, which he rendered repeatedly in various ways throughout his paintings, structures and wall drawings.

In the 1960s, LeWitt showed in several group exhibitions throughout New York and also began to experiment with three-dimensional structures, most modular riffs on the cube shape. His work was included in “Working Drawings and Other Visible Things on Paper Not Necessarily Meant to Be Viewed as Art,” curated by Mel Bochner, another leading exponent of Conceptualism.

Later, LeWitt debuted his now-iconic wall drawings, creating work directly on the walls of galleries and show spaces, beginning with pioneering gallerist Paula Cooper’s inaugural show in 1968. The wall drawings became a prime example of LeWitt’s philosophical approach to art, with their installation often carried out by museum staff or curators following precise instructions from the artist.

“The idea,” the artist once said, “becomes a machine that makes the art.” LeWitt continued to produce work until his death in 2007.

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