Solomon Lewitt, Brilliant

Solomon Lewitt

2003

Wall Drawing #1091: Arcs, Circles And Bands (room)

Experience Solomon Lewitt's vibrant 2003 wall drawing featuring exuberant arcs and circles, a colorful renaissance piece perfect for modern interiors; discover this masterpiece today.

Solomon Lewitt

Distorted Cubes Bozuk Küpler

Experience Sol LeWitt’s ‘Distorted Cubes Bozuk Küpler.’ This vibrant geometric painting showcases stacked squares in a captivating display of color and form. A unique piece for art collectors.

A vibrant explosion of geometric color defines this mesmerizing Wall Drawing #915 by minimalist pioneer Sol LeWitt, offering a profound conceptual experience that invites you to bring modern abstraction into your collection.

Solomon Lewitt

2000

Wall Drawing #146a

Own a stunning hand-painted reproduction of Sol Lewitt’s Wall Drawing #146A – a minimalist blue crayon masterpiece. Explore this iconic geometric abstraction today!

Solomon Lewitt

1983

Wall Drawing #391

Solomon Lewitt

Lincoln Center Print

A vibrant and colorful painting of a bookshelf featuring twelve uniquely arranged books by Solomon Lewitt that brings an eye-catching energy to any space, inviting you to explore this captivating piece for your collection.

Solomon Lewitt

1974

Incomplete Open Cube 5/6

Experience the minimalist geometry of Sol LeWitt's 1974 open cube sculpture, a pure exploration of concept over form; discover this intellectual masterpiece today.

Solomon Lewitt

1998

Kaldor Public Art Project 11: Sol Lewitt 1998

Solomon Lewitt

1980

Wall Drawing #340

Minimalist masterpiece by Solomon Lewitt reimagines geometric forms on a wall—six interlocking shapes of red, yellow and blue crayon create an arresting visual rhythm, embodying the artist’s pioneering exploration of conceptual art.

Solomon Lewitt

2005

Wall Drawing #1185

Wall Drawing #338: Two Part Drawing. The Wall Is Divided Vertically Into Two Parts. Each Part Is Divided Horizontally And Vertically Into Four Equal Parts. 1st Part: Lines In Four Directions, One Direction In Each Quarter. 2nd Part: Lines In Four Dir.... — Solomon Lewitt

Solomon Lewitt

1971

Wall Drawing #338: Two Part Drawing. The Wall Is Divided Vertically Into Two Parts. Each Part Is Divided Horizontally And Vertically Into Four Equal Parts. 1st Part: Lines In Four Directions, One Direction In Each Quarter. 2nd Part: Lines In Four Dir....

Explore Sol LeWitt’s ‘Wall Drawing #338’. Geometric abstraction, precise lines & minimalist design by Kazuko Miyamoto. A unique wall art piece from 1971.

Solomon Lewitt

1970

Vertical Lines, Not Touching

Sol LeWitt’s "Vertical Lines, Not Touching" is a minimalist study in order and geometry from 1970, showcasing precise graphite lines within a stark gray square – a powerful statement of conceptual art and a timeless piece to own.