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Sol LeWitt (09.09.1928 – 08.04.2007) was an American sculptor, painter and draftsman. LeWitt is considered the pioneer of conceptual art. In 1967 he drew up a manifesto entitled Paragraphs on Conceptual Art, which became the basis of this art movement. In conceptual art, the idea or concept is the core of the artwork.
This screen print is in excellent condition and is beautifully framed. The work is signed by the artist and is a great starting point to create your own wall mosaic. Mix vintage artworks with posters, photos and contemporary artists. This way you can easily put together your own inspiration wall in your living room or office. In addition to current artists, our extensive collection also includes many historical graphics where you can put together a great wall mosaic in no time. Find used frames at a thrift store, decide on a centerpiece and look for a playful composition of colored next to black and white and historic, vintage and modern. Easy to expand or exchange.
In consultation, the work can also be sent without a frame.
Take a look at our other items from the Rotor gallery at Whoppah or call us for advice. Would you like to have the work framed? We at the Rotor gallery in Gorinchem can carry out all common framing projects for you.
Specifications
ConditionExcellentColorsTurquoise, Blue, WhiteMaterialPaperNumber of items1OrientationSquareArt sizeMediumHeight53 cmWidth53 cm