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Sol LeWitt’s Arcs from Four Corners (1986) is a meticulously structured woodcut that reflects the artist’s exploration of geometry and repetition in conceptual art. The composition is divided into four equal quadrants, each featuring a pattern of arcs emanating from one corner. The arcs are rendered in distinct color fields—red, blue, white, and yellow—contrasting with a black frame that defines the grid. The methodical arrangement and rhythmic curves invite viewers to consider the interplay of color, line, and form. Measuring 58 x 82 cm, this limited-edition print exemplifies LeWitt’s minimalist aesthetic and his dedication to systematic visual experimentation.
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Sol LeWitt’s Arcs from Four Corners (1986) is a meticulously structured woodcut that reflects the artist’s exploration of geometry and repetition in conceptual art. The composition is divided into four equal quadrants, each featuring a pattern of arcs emanating from one corner. The arcs are rendered in distinct color fields—red, blue, white, and yellow—contrasting with a black frame that defines the grid. The methodical arrangement and rhythmic curves invite viewers to consider the interplay of color, line, and form. Measuring 58 x 82 cm, this limited-edition print exemplifies LeWitt’s minimalist aesthetic and his dedication to systematic visual experimentation.
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Limited Edition Print
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