Untitled S.# 167-176 — Fine Art

Untitled S.# 167-176 - 1988 leaves the paint surface flat and the colour choices clear. Donald Judd built his work from repeated rectangular units set at regular intervals. You see blocks of colour standing on a plain ground with hard edges between them.

This fine art print is ready to hang on arrival. The paper carries no shine, so the colour reads the same from the door or from the desk. A light frame sits on the darker bedroom wall, and the dark frame on a pale hallway wall answers the room it meets. You notice the same flat planes and the same spacing wherever you stand.

In the study, the print hangs on the wall above the desk. From the chair you see the blocks and the plain ground, and the light from the ceiling keeps the surface even.