Sol LeWitt
Who
Sol LeWitt (1928-2007), American artist.
Notes
Associated with Minimalism and conceptual art. Known works include Four-Sided Pyramid, Tall Irregular Progression. A les Víctimes del terrorisme and Whirls and twirls (MTA).
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Key works
- Four-Sided Pyramid (1965)
- Tall Irregular Progression. A les Víctimes del terrorisme
- Whirls and twirls (MTA) (2009)
In museum collections
- Double Stars (1983)
National Gallery of Art ↗ - Curvy Brushstrokes I (working proof) (1997)
National Gallery of Art ↗ - Incomplete Cube (1974)
National Gallery of Art ↗ - 1 3 1 (5 Unit Cross) (1971)
National Gallery of Art ↗ - 123/ Six Three-Part Variations Using Each Kind of Cube Once (1968)
National Gallery of Art ↗ - 13/3 (1981)
The Met ↗ - A Circle of Manhattan without a Rectangle (1978)
National Gallery of Art ↗ - A Parallelogram of Manhattan without a Rectangle (1978)
National Gallery of Art ↗ - A Photo of Central Manhattan with the Area between Columbus Circle, the McGraw-Hill Building, and Tompkins Square Cut Out (1977)
National Gallery of Art ↗ - A Photo of Central Manhattan with the Area between the Central Park Zoo, the Main Library Branch, and the Central Post Office Cut Out (1977)
National Gallery of Art ↗ - A Photo of Central Manhattan with the Area between the Plaza Hotel, the Chelsea Hotel, and the Gramercy Park Hotel Cut Out (1977)
National Gallery of Art ↗ - A Rectangle of Manhattan without a Rectangle (1978)
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See the work
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See also
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