Sol LeWitt PhotoGrids Photo Grids 1977 Minimalist Artist 1st PB 46 Plates Grids

Description: Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE Sol LeWitt PhotoGrids Sol LeWitt PhotoGrids. David Paul Press/ Rizzoli, New York. 1977. First edition. Square quarto. Stiff white wrappers with black title. Unpaged. A scarce book of forty six plates, each with nine color photographs taken and arranged in a tic tac toe grid by the artist with an eye to pattern. Subjects include paneled doors, window panes, gates and fences, cement and mosaic floors, metal bridgework, etc. Good plus. Three years later LeWitt published Autobiography, which used the same grid format to tell the story of his daily life. LeWitt, An American conceptual and minimalist artist born in 1928, is best known for his work using modular cubes, wall drawings, serial graphics, and grid structures. A good plus copy with a few light surface scratches to the covers visible in the light. Shadows of two price tags to the front cover which are a little sticky. A little tanning to cover edges. Two small semi-circular stains to the bottom edge. Internally, two additional stickers to the inside front cover. Tight binding. Small stains to the bottom edge of just about all of the pages limited to the white border. Not terribly prominent. One of the most important artists working in Minimalist and Conceptual veins, LeWitt's interest in the book form derives from his interest in seriality. He was one of the founders of the renowned center for artists' books, Printed Matter. LeWitt, An American artist born in 1928, is best known for his work using modular cubes, wall drawings, serial graphics, and grid structures. Uncommon.

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