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Linoleo on Paper. Not Signed. Cubes in Color on Color (Blue/Orange) by Sol LeWitt is a 2003 linoleum print on paper that exemplifies the artist's methodical use of color and geometry. A bright orange cube, rendered in linear form, stands out vividly against a deep blue background. The use of complementary colors enhances the illusion of dimensionality, making the form appear both flat and spatial at once. This piece, like others in LeWitt’s conceptual practice, is rooted in a system of repetition and logic where the visual outcome is a product of a predetermined idea. It is a clear expression of LeWitt’s interest in visual perception and minimalist structure.
Cubes in Color on Color (Blue/Orange), 2003
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Linoleo on Paper. Not Signed. Cubes in Color on Color (Blue/Orange) by Sol LeWitt is a 2003 linoleum print on paper that exemplifies the artist's methodical use of color and geometry. A bright orange cube, rendered in linear form, stands out vividly against a deep blue background. The use of complementary colors enhances the illusion of dimensionality, making the form appear both flat and spatial at once. This piece, like others in LeWitt’s conceptual practice, is rooted in a system of repetition and logic where the visual outcome is a product of a predetermined idea. It is a clear expression of LeWitt’s interest in visual perception and minimalist structure.
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Sol LeWitt
Plate 7 (from Five Geometric Figures In Five Colors), 1986
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Limited Edition Print
Etching And Aquatint
USD 3,600
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Limited Edition Print
Etching And Aquatint
USD 3,600
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Limited Edition Print
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USD 3,600
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Limited Edition Print
Woodcut
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