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Image Not Available for Using a black, hard crayon, put fifty small dots, at random, over the surface of the stone. Then connect each dot with a straight line.
Using a black, hard crayon, put fifty small dots, at random, over the surface of the stone. Then connect each dot with a straight line.
Sol LeWitt
1971
Image Not Available for Using a black, hard crayon, put fifty small dots, at random, over the surface of the stone, then connect each dot with a straight line. Print the result in four colors (yellow, black, red and blue) by turning the stone a quarter turn for each color.
Using a black, hard crayon, put fifty small dots, at random, over the surface of the stone, then connect each dot with a straight line. Print the result in four colors (yellow, black, red and blue) by turning the stone a quarter turn for each color.
Sol LeWitt
1971
Wall Piece
Wall Piece
Sol LeWitt
1977
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Windows
Sol LeWitt
1980
Image Not Available for Within a twenty inch square area, using a black, hard crayon, draw ten thousand freehand lines of any length, at random.
Within a twenty inch square area, using a black, hard crayon, draw ten thousand freehand lines of any length, at random.
Sol LeWitt
1971
Image Not Available for Within a twenty inch square area, using a black, hard crayon, draw ten thousand freehand lines of any length, at random, This in four colors (black, red, blue, and yellow), by turning the stone a quarter turn for each color.
Within a twenty inch square area, using a black, hard crayon, draw ten thousand freehand lines of any length, at random, This in four colors (black, red, blue, and yellow), by turning the stone a quarter turn for each color.
Sol LeWitt
1971
Image Not Available for Within a twenty inch square area, using a black, hard crayon, draw ten thousand straight lines of any length, at random.
Within a twenty inch square area, using a black, hard crayon, draw ten thousand straight lines of any length, at random.
Sol LeWitt
1971
Image Not Available for Within a twenty inch square area, using a black, hard crayon, draw ten thousand straight lines of any length at random. This in four colors (black, red, blue, and yellow) by turning the stone a quarter turn for each color.
Within a twenty inch square area, using a black, hard crayon, draw ten thousand straight lines of any length at random. This in four colors (black, red, blue, and yellow) by turning the stone a quarter turn for each color.
Sol LeWitt
1971
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Work from Instructions
Sol LeWitt
1971
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