Sol LeWitt
Lines in Two Directions and in Five Colors on Five Colors with all Their Combinations (1988)
From the Walker Art Center shop in Minneapolis.
Sol LeWitt separated the idea of an artwork from its physical execution, producing instructions that others could realize as wall drawings and modular structures. His writing became foundational for Conceptual art.
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Lines in Two Directions and in Five Colors on Five Colors with all Their Combinations (1988)
From the Walker Art Center shop in Minneapolis.
Sol LeWitt on working with assistants
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