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Silkcreen on Rosaspina Fabriano paper - Image Size: 19.8 × 23 inches (50.2 × 58.4 cm) - Paper Size: 21.1 × 24.4 inches (53.7 × 61.9 cm) - Signed and hand-numbered by the artist on the front // Two Asymmetrical Pyramids and Their Mirror Images (Counterpoint) by Sol LeWitt, created in 1986, is a limited edition silkscreen print that exemplifies LeWitt’s minimalist and geometric approach. The composition features two asymmetrical pyramids at the top of the image and their mirrored counterparts at the bottom. The upper half is set against a vivid red background, while the lower half contrasts with a deep blue background. Between the two sections, a yellow band runs horizontally with the word Counterpoint inscribed in a rhythmic, abstract font. The sharp angles and bold color contrasts emphasize LeWitt’s focus on structure, symmetry, and repetition, creating a visually balanced and conceptually engaging piece that explores ideas of reflection and opposition.
Two Asymmetrical Pyramids and Their Mirror Images (Counterpoint), 1986
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Silkcreen on Rosaspina Fabriano paper - Image Size: 19.8 × 23 inches (50.2 × 58.4 cm) - Paper Size: 21.1 × 24.4 inches (53.7 × 61.9 cm) - Signed and hand-numbered by the artist on the front // Two Asymmetrical Pyramids and Their Mirror Images (Counterpoint) by Sol LeWitt, created in 1986, is a limited edition silkscreen print that exemplifies LeWitt’s minimalist and geometric approach. The composition features two asymmetrical pyramids at the top of the image and their mirrored counterparts at the bottom. The upper half is set against a vivid red background, while the lower half contrasts with a deep blue background. Between the two sections, a yellow band runs horizontally with the word Counterpoint inscribed in a rhythmic, abstract font. The sharp angles and bold color contrasts emphasize LeWitt’s focus on structure, symmetry, and repetition, creating a visually balanced and conceptually engaging piece that explores ideas of reflection and opposition.
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