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Untitled, 1984

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Sol LEWITT | Plate 15 (from Five Geometric Figures in Five Colors) | Screenprint, 1986 — available on Composition Gallery

Hand-signed by artist. Screenprint in colors, on Hollands Register paper, with full margins. Published by Bebert Pablo & Pandora van Dyck, Rotterdam, printed in the Netherlands. // A single parallelogram, contour drawn in cool teal blue, leans gently to the right of the centred composition on a white sheet, interior open and weight even. Pencil signed LeWitt 15/32 in the lower right margin. From Five Geometric Figures in Five Colors, screen-printed on Hollands Register paper. The leaning rectangle becomes an event: stability subtly displaced, the static figure quietly set in motion. A measured, articulate piece that closes the permutational logic of one of late twentieth-century art's foundational practices — a clear, confident choice to acquire.

Artwork Copyright © Sol LeWitt

Plate 15 (from Five Geometric Figures in Five Colors), 1986

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Hand-signed by artist. Screenprint in colors, on Hollands Register paper, with full margins. Published by Bebert Pablo & Pandora van Dyck, Rotterdam, printed in the Netherlands. // A single parallelogram, contour drawn in cool teal blue, leans gently to the right of the centred composition on a white sheet, interior open and weight even. Pencil signed LeWitt 15/32 in the lower right margin. From Five Geometric Figures in Five Colors, screen-printed on Hollands Register paper. The leaning rectangle becomes an event: stability subtly displaced, the static figure quietly set in motion. A measured, articulate piece that closes the permutational logic of one of late twentieth-century art's foundational practices — a clear, confident choice to acquire.

Artwork Copyright © Sol LeWitt

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Sol LeWitt

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Sol LeWitt

Plate 18 (from Five Geometric Figures In Five Colors), 1986

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Sol LeWitt

Plate 15 (from Five Geometric Figures In Five Colors), 1986

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