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Explore the profound impact of Donald Judd, one of the most influential American artists of the postwar era, through our exclusive collection, *Donald Judd: Artworks 1970–1994*. This exquisite catalogue showcases a sweeping selection of Judd's iconic and ambitious works, offering a unique perspective on his innovative approach to color, form, material, and spatial design. This essential art book captures the artist's expansive installations and self-contained single units, inviting readers to delve deep into his artistic process.
Among the highlights, you'll find one of Judd's largest installations featuring sixty-three intricately designed wall-mounted plywood boxes conceived in 1986, along with variations of his most recognizable forms crafted from materials including Cor-ten steel, plexiglass, copper, plywood, brushed aluminum, and enameled aluminum. Every reproduction in this collection is a brilliant reflection of the artist's meticulous attention to detail, ensuring that the beauty of his work is vividly brought to life.
Published in conjunction with the major retrospective at The Museum of Modern Art in New York, this catalogue not only serves as a visual feast but also features a diverse collection of newly commissioned writings from art historians, critics, and contemporary voices, enriching your understanding of Judd's oeuvre and his lasting influence on modern art. *Donald Judd: Artworks 1970–1994* is the perfect addition for collectors, enthusiasts of minimalist art, and anyone interested in the legacy of this transformative artist.
Among the highlights, you'll find one of Judd's largest installations featuring sixty-three intricately designed wall-mounted plywood boxes conceived in 1986, along with variations of his most recognizable forms crafted from materials including Cor-ten steel, plexiglass, copper, plywood, brushed aluminum, and enameled aluminum. Every reproduction in this collection is a brilliant reflection of the artist's meticulous attention to detail, ensuring that the beauty of his work is vividly brought to life.
Published in conjunction with the major retrospective at The Museum of Modern Art in New York, this catalogue not only serves as a visual feast but also features a diverse collection of newly commissioned writings from art historians, critics, and contemporary voices, enriching your understanding of Judd's oeuvre and his lasting influence on modern art. *Donald Judd: Artworks 1970–1994* is the perfect addition for collectors, enthusiasts of minimalist art, and anyone interested in the legacy of this transformative artist.