Sol LeWitt

The complete portfolio, comprising 13 color monotypes, 2000, accompanied by a frontispiece and colophon, each with an additional monotype, signed in pencil on the first and fourth plate, also signed and numbered XIII on the colophon, one of 20 artist's proofs aside from the numbered edition of 70, on Fabriano wove paper, bound in Fedrigoni paper folders (as issued), printed by Lucarini-Berretta, Urbino, published by Edizioni Essegi Ravenna, Italy, and contained in original cardboard box (13 prints) 

The prints are in good condition, with bright colors. The first plate with a 15 mm vertical scratch in the lower right quadrant. The frontispiece and the colophon with a one or two minuscule, inconspicuous fox marks; the frontispiece with a 5 mm tear at the center right edge in the deckle. The versos with traces of stray ink, spots of faint surface soiling, and the very occasional faint, minuscule fox mark. The cover sheets are hinged to the monotypes along the top edge of the verso. The cardboard container in good condition.
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