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Original serigraph on paper - Published by Parasol Press Ltd. New York - Suite: Four x Four x Four - Hand signed by LeWitt Ohne Titel Blue Square by Sol LeWitt is a 1990 serigraph created as part of the portfolio Four x Four x Four, published by Parasol Press Ltd. in New York. The composition presents a large, monochromatic blue square centered within a series of clean white and black borders. At first glance the image appears minimal and uniform, yet the surface reveals subtle variations produced by fine printed lines that create a quiet optical vibration. LeWitt, a central figure in conceptual and minimal art, often explored systematic structures and simple geometric forms. In this work, the square becomes both subject and system, emphasizing balance, proportion, and perception. Hand signed by the artist, the print measures approximately 121 × 121 cm and was produced in an edition of 100.
Ohne Titel (Blue Square), 1990
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Original serigraph on paper - Published by Parasol Press Ltd. New York - Suite: Four x Four x Four - Hand signed by LeWitt Ohne Titel Blue Square by Sol LeWitt is a 1990 serigraph created as part of the portfolio Four x Four x Four, published by Parasol Press Ltd. in New York. The composition presents a large, monochromatic blue square centered within a series of clean white and black borders. At first glance the image appears minimal and uniform, yet the surface reveals subtle variations produced by fine printed lines that create a quiet optical vibration. LeWitt, a central figure in conceptual and minimal art, often explored systematic structures and simple geometric forms. In this work, the square becomes both subject and system, emphasizing balance, proportion, and perception. Hand signed by the artist, the print measures approximately 121 × 121 cm and was produced in an edition of 100.
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