
A pair of colors that I knew of as a child in Nebraska was red and black. Donald Judd, 1994
1988
Six aluminum wall-mounted units arranged in a vertical stack, each box-like form finished in a vivid red and black color combination that evokes the stark, open landscapes of the American Midwest. Judd's signature Minimalist approach transforms simple industrial materials into a precise exploration of color relationships and spatial intervals. The work reflects his lifelong interest in how color and form interact, here anchored by a deeply personal connection to the visual memories of his Nebraska childhood.
- Medium
- stamped with artist's signature and title "DONALD JUDD 88-16 A-F ALUMINIUM AG MENZIKEN" on the reverse of each unit
- Spotted At
- Auction House · Phillips
🔨 Auction Lot
20th Century & Contemporary Art Evening Sale
November 16, 2016
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