Sol LeWitt (19282007) Open Cube 7/14 Sculptures
Details Sol LeWitt (1928-2007) Open Geometric Structure 3 signed 's. lewitt' (on the underside) painted wood 38 5/8 x 38 5/8 x 172 3/8in. (98 x 98 x 438cm.) Executed in 1990 Provenance Lisson Gallery, London. Literature Sol LeWitt: Structures, exh. cat., Oxford, Museum of Modern Art, 1993 (illustrated). Exhibited
SOL LEWITT, MODULAR CUBE, 1965 Art cube, Sol lewitt, Cube
As the artist famously wrote in 1967, "The idea becomes a machine that makes the art." This outdoor retrospective of structures, the first of its kind, charts the development of LeWitt's work from the early white geometric cubes through to the late, multicolored organic forms.
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Artist Sol LeWitt 1928-2007 Medium Chalk and vinyl emulsion paint on wall Dimensions Collection Tate Acquisition Purchased 1980 Reference T03100 Catalogue entry T03100 ON FOUR BLACK WALLS, WHITE VERTICAL PARALLEL LINES, AND IN THE CENTRE OF THE WALLS, EIGHT GEOMETRIC FIGURES (INCLUDING CROSS, X.) WITHIN WHICH ARE WHITE HORIZONTAL PARALLEL LINES.
Sol LeWitt's 1982 Wall Drawing 370 Ten Geometric Figures (including
LeWitt began making open geometric structures in the mid-1960s. At the same time he formulated a serial approach to art making in which the progression or development of a structure was preset by an initial determining idea.
Open Geometric Structure 3 Sol LeWitt Artists Lisson Gallery
Sol LeWitt Open Geometric Structures: Five Geometric Structures and Their Combinations $460 On special offer during Printed Matter Virtual Art Book Fair is this original printing of Sol LeWitt: Open Geometric Structures: Five Geometric Structures and Their Combinations, 1979 published by Lisson Gallery.
The Dialogue of The Draftsman and The Wall "Sol LeWitt Between the
Sol LeWitt: Five Geometric Structures and their Combinations, Graeme Murray Gallery, Edinburgh, October 25-November 2, 1991.. Sol LeWitt: Incomplete Open Cubes, Prints, and Wall Drawings, University Gallery, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, September-October 1977.
sol leWitt outdoor structure (1995) 立体構成, 立体
Five Open Geometric Sculptures signed and dated 'LeWitt 1979' (on the underside of the base) acrylic on wood 13 3/8 x 90 x 27½in. (33.9 x 228.6 x 64.5cm.) Executed in 1979 Provenance Lisson Gallery, London. Acquired from the above by the present owner in 2003. Exhibited
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Sol LeWitt (19282007) , Modular Floor Structure Christie's
BEST SCULPTURE For the world's top works, see: Greatest Sculptures Ever. MODERN PLASTIC ARTISTS For a list of sculptors like Sol Lewitt, see: Modern Artists. Art Work Open Geometric Structure 3 (1990) Lisson Gallery London A typical example of LeWitt's unique postmodernist art. Early Years LeWitt was born in Hartford, Connecticut in 1928.
Sol LeWitt shaping the space between art and architecture
Sol LeWitt's 1982 Wall Drawing #370: Ten Geometric Figures (including right triangle, cross, X,. -based compositions in graphite and colored pencil to bold undulations in acrylic paint—and sculptures that include open, modular structures in wood or metal; concrete block constructions on a monumental scale; and brilliantly colored.
NYC ♥ NYC Sol LeWittStructures, 19652006 Exhibition At the New York
Sol LeWitt (1928-2007) was pivotal in the creation of the new radical aesthetic of the 1960's that was a revolutionary contradiction to the 'Abstract Expressionism' current in the 1950's and 60's New York school. He had no interest in inherent narrative or descriptive imagery.
Sol LeWitt shaping the space between art and architecture
SOL LEWITT: NON-VISUAL STRUCTURES. THE TWO IDEAS THAT HAVE increasingly occupied Sol LeWitt over the last four years are enclosure, or containment, and the paradoxical relationship between the visual (or perceptual) and the conceptual emphases in making art. His white structural skeletons are the most unsecretive of objects, their interior and.
Sol LeWitt, Schematic Drawings for Open Cubes, 1974
LeWitt's breakthrough came in the mid-1960s with his first 'structures', as he called them. Through geometric constructions of repeated skeletal cubes, such as Two Open Modular Cubes/Half-Off (1972), LeWitt explored an idea of art that privileged the concept of an artwork above its material execution.
Variations of open cubes, Sol Lewitt Art Conceptuel
Solomon " Sol " LeWitt (September 9, 1928 - April 8, 2007) was an American artist linked to various movements, including conceptual art and minimalism.
Sol LeWitt Cube Structure Based on Five Modules (Circa 1975) MutualArt
Title: Structures Creator: Sol LeWitt Creator Lifespan: 1928/2007 Creator Nationality: American Creator Gender: Male Creator Death Place: New York, USA Creator Birth Place: Hartford, USA.
Sol LeWitt Wavy Lines with Black Border For Sale at 1stDibs
In collaboration with the artist, a team of engineers and stonemasons constructed Four-Sided Pyramid on this site. The terraced pyramid, first employed by LeWitt in the 1960s, relates to the 1961 repeal of early 20th-century setback laws for New York City skyscrapers. The geometric structure of Four-Sided Pyramid also alludes to the ziggurats.
Modern Art Daily 1972 Sol Lewitt, "Two Open Modular Cubes/HalfOff"
Curriculum Connections Math (geometry, estimation, fractions, ratio, permutations) Materials Graph paper Pencils Colored pencils or markers Building blocks, sugar cubes, or other geometric polyhedra Copies of the "Pyramid Math" worksheet Warm-Up Questions