Sol LeWitt

Lines of One Inch in Four Directions and All Combinations, Plate #12

1971

Centered square of dense overlapping black pen lines forming a textured grid on white paper.
Centered square of dense overlapping black pen lines forming a textured grid on white paper.
Recto

Not on view

Date
1971

Classification
Prints

Medium
Lithograph

Dimensions
Sheet: 23 1/16 × 23 in. (58.6 × 58.4 cm) Image: 14 × 14 in. (35.6 × 35.6 cm)

Accession number
71.251.12

Edition
Ed. 50 | 10 APs

Publication
Printed and published by Landfall Press, Inc.

Credit line
Gift of Paul J. Schupf

Rights and reproductions
©Sol LeWitt/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

API
artworks/25372

Part of a series:
Lines of One Inch in Four Directions and All Combinations
16 works

Centered square of densely packed short vertical black lines on white paper with wide margins.
A large white sheet with a central square made of many thin horizontal gray lines.
Centered square filled with fine diagonal hatch marks on a white sheet with artist signature.
Large white paper with a centered square filled with dense diagonal hatch lines.
A white sheet with a dense square of thin intersecting pencil-like grid lines at center.
A large white sheet with a densely cross-hatched square of diagonal lines centered and small signature.
Dense square of diagonal purple cross-hatched lines centered on a large white sheet of paper.
Dense hand-drawn diagonal crosshatch square centered on white paper with artist signature at bottom.
Square filled with dense diagonal hatch lines creating a textured grid on a white sheet.
Square area filled with dense overlapping diagonal crosshatch lines centered on a white sheet.

Sol LeWitt
111 works in the collection, 17 exhibitions

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