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Donald Judd
Untitled, 1967 (Schellmann Multiple #1)
Stainless steel, 24 x 20 x 2.675 inches
Publisher: Tanglewood Press
From "Ten From Leo Castelli"
Price on request
Untitled, 1967 (Schellmann Multiple #1)
Stainless steel, 24 x 20 x 2.675 inches
Publisher: Tanglewood Press
From "Ten From Leo Castelli"
Price on request
Detail of etchings - Judd used a double-line
instead of a single-line. Although the
viewer reads these as single lines, the
planes of the box never meet and the
images are not true boxes.
instead of a single-line. Although the
viewer reads these as single lines, the
planes of the box never meet and the
images are not true boxes.
Donlad Judd
Untitled, 1977-78,
Series of 16 etchings. Schellmann #s 102, 104, 109, 112 & 114 are available
edition of 75 intended, never completed, Styria Studio NY
$6,500 framed
Untitled, 1977-78,
Series of 16 etchings. Schellmann #s 102, 104, 109, 112 & 114 are available
edition of 75 intended, never completed, Styria Studio NY
$6,500 framed
Donald Judd
Untitled #99, 93, & 90, 1978-79
Edition of 175 intended, never completed, Styria Studio, NY
Price on Request
Untitled #99, 93, & 90, 1978-79
Edition of 175 intended, never completed, Styria Studio, NY
Price on Request
Donald Judd
Untitled, 1980
Schellmann #121 available (upper right image)
Aquatint, approx. 29"x34"
Edition of 150, Styria Studio, NY
Price on Request
Untitled, 1980
Schellmann #121 available (upper right image)
Aquatint, approx. 29"x34"
Edition of 150, Styria Studio, NY
Price on Request
For an excellent discussion aboutDonald Judd's aquatints published by Tate Gallery, see aquatints.
Robert Ryman,
Untitled, III, 1972
Aquatint, 14"x14" image, 24"x23.5" sheet
$5,000 framed
Untitled, III, 1972
Aquatint, 14"x14" image, 24"x23.5" sheet
$5,000 framed
Donald Judd
Untitled, 1973 (Schellmann, Appendix - B.)
From the Portfolio New York Collection for Stockholm
Lithograph & Silkscreen, 9"x12"
check on availability
Untitled, 1973 (Schellmann, Appendix - B.)
From the Portfolio New York Collection for Stockholm
Lithograph & Silkscreen, 9"x12"
check on availability
These are original working drawings by Donald Judd that relate to Cor-ten steel sculptures
created in Marfa..
Each drawing is done in pencil and is on an 8"x11.5" sheet of paper. The drawings are dated by
the artist and are initialed "E" and "LC" to indicate the location where Judd completed the
drawings.
Provenance: The drawings are owned by the individual who created the sculpture. Judd gave
some of his working drawings to those who helped fabricate the pieces.
Prices on request.
created in Marfa..
Each drawing is done in pencil and is on an 8"x11.5" sheet of paper. The drawings are dated by
the artist and are initialed "E" and "LC" to indicate the location where Judd completed the
drawings.
Provenance: The drawings are owned by the individual who created the sculpture. Judd gave
some of his working drawings to those who helped fabricate the pieces.
Prices on request.
Donald Judd
Untitled, # 84 & 86, 1974
Aquatint, edition of 70
Judd created two series of parallelograms: a series of 3 (83-85) in 1974 and a larger series in
1978-79. The initial edition differs in the following ways. The central image - the parallelogram is
slightly smaller and is solid black. The later series is slightly speckled. In addition, the early series
was a smaller edition. It clearly served as a prototype for the later work.
Price on request.
Untitled, # 84 & 86, 1974
Aquatint, edition of 70
Judd created two series of parallelograms: a series of 3 (83-85) in 1974 and a larger series in
1978-79. The initial edition differs in the following ways. The central image - the parallelogram is
slightly smaller and is solid black. The later series is slightly speckled. In addition, the early series
was a smaller edition. It clearly served as a prototype for the later work.
Price on request.
Donald Judd
Copper Armchair
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Copper Armchair
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similar finished
Cor-ten sculpture
Cor-ten sculpture