Donald Judd

Five woodcuts printed in cadmium red, 1961-9, four signed in pencil and numbered 1/10 on the verso, from the Untitled series of 26 prints, on thick wove paper, cut to the same format as the print, printed by Roy C. Judd, published by the artist, framed (5 prints)

The prints are in good condition with bright color. S.61 with a 2 mm tear at the right sheet edge; the bottom right sheet edge and top right sheet edge slightly uneven. The sheets with a few handling creases, mainly visible on the verso. S.42 with a slight undulation to the sheet. (S.41 with a tiny spot of surface soiling at the bottom left corner). All hinged with non-archival tape at the upper corners of the verso. The versos in good condition.
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First conceived in 1961, this series represents a decade-long collaboration between the artist and his father, Roy, who carved the blocks and acted as the primary printer. Schellmann notes that Judd did not envision a specific grouping or arrangement of the prints within this series, but rather thought of each print as an individual work of art.