Favorite Work
Wall Drawing #1131 (2004) This is my favorite work by Sol...
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Wall Drawing #1136 (2004)
Serial Project No. 1 (ABCD) (1966)
This piece has combinations of both open and closed enameled aluminum...
Three Part Variations on Three Different Cubes (1967-71)
This piece includes a total of 49 units, each 23 5/8″...
“Buried Cube Containing an Object of Importance but Little Value” (1968)
This was Sol LeWitt’s goodbye to minimalism. It was essentially a...
Wall Drawing #122 (1972)
This piece was first installed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology...
Colorful Wall Drawings
These wall drawings are some of Sol LeWitt’s most famous...
Lines from the Sides, Corners and Center of the Page to Specific Points (1975)
This piece is 18″ x 18″. This is one of LeWitt’s...
Six Geometric Figures (1977)
This piece is 5 15/16″ x 5 5/16″. This is a...
Untitled (Cube) (1979)
This piece is metal and painted steel. Its dimensions are 11″...
Twelve Forms Derived From a Cube (1984)
This pieces are either 4″ x 4″ image size or 8″...
Band (Not Straight) in Four Directions (1999)
This piece is 8.5″ x 29.5″. This is a portfolio of...
Color Bands (2000)
This is linocut on paper. Its dimensions are 29 x 29...
YouTube Channel Playlist: Sol LeWitt
This is a playlist of videos that I have found from...
SOL LEWITT Trailer
I found this video informative because it is a trailer to...
Sol LeWitt’s Incomplete Open Cubes
This was one of the most informative videos because I wanted...
Sol LeWitt Interview
This is one of the most important videos because it is...
Wall Drawing: A Retrospective
This was another wall drawing video that I found interesting because...
Wall Drawing #370
This was one the best videos because I really wanted to...
Robert Mangold: Sol LeWitt & MoMA | “Exclusive” | Art21
This was one of the best videos because it showed a...