Wall Drawing #821: A black square divided horizontally and vertically into four equal parts, each with a different direction of alternating flat and glossy bands

1. The artist; sold through Donald Young Gallery, Chicago, to the Art Institute of Chicago, Oct. 9, 2006.

Recorded by Art Institute of Chicago.

• New York, Ace Gallery, Sol LeWitt: Wall Paintings, 1997, Apr. 19–Aug. 30, 1997, drawn by Artistiedes Dé Leon, Sachiko Cho, Derek Edwards, Naomi Fox, Henry Levine, Sunhee Lim, Jason Livingston Emil Memon, Travis Molkenbur, and Carolline Rothwell, no cat.
• London, Lisson Gallery, Sol LeWitt, May 21–July 4, 1998, no cat.
• Sydney, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sol LeWitt: Wall Pieces [John Kaldor Art Project 11], July 30–Nov. 29, 1998, no cat. no.
• San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Sol LeWitt: A Retrospective, Feb. 19–May 30, 2000, cat. 229 (color ill.); Chicago, Museum of Contemporary Art, July 22–Oct. 22, 2000; New York, Whitney Museum of American Art, Dec. 7, 2000–Feb. 25, 2001.
• North Adams, Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, Sol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing Retrospective, Nov. 16, 2008–2033, no cat. no,
• Metz, France, Centre Pompidou-Metz, Sol LeWitt: Dessons muraux de 1968 à 2007, Mar. 7, 2012–July 29, 2013 (extended to Aug. 12, 2013), cat. 107 (color ill.).

• James Rondeau, “Sol LeWitt,” in Art Institute of Chicago, The Essential Guide (Chicago: Art Institute of Chicago, 1997), 151 (color ill.).
• Nicholas Baume, Sol LeWitt: Wall Pieces [John Kaldor Art Project 11], exh. cat. (Sydney: Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, 1998), 4, (ill.); 15.
• Gary Garrels, ed., Sol LeWitt: A Retrospective, with essays by Martin Friedman, Andrea Miller-Keller, Brenda Richardson, Anne Rorimer, John S. Weber, and Adam D. Weinberg, exh. cat. (San Francisco: San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; New Haven: Yale University Press, 2000), 249, cat. 229 (color ill.); 410.
• Susan Cross and Denise Markonish, eds., Sol LeWitt: 100 Views, exh. cat. (North Adams, Massachusetts: Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art; New Haven, Connecticut: Yale University Press, 2009: 210, ( color ill.), 246.
• Béatrice Gross, ed., Sol LeWitt, trans. Natasha Edwards and Miriam Rosen, exh. cat. (Metz: Centre Pompidou-Metz, 2012), 84; 190, cat. 107 (color ill.).

Wall Drawing #63: A wall is divided into four horizontal parts. In the top row are four equal vertical divisions, each with lines in a different direction. In the second row, six double combinations; in the third row, four triple combinations; in the bottom row, all four combinations superimposed

Art Institute of Chicago

Nine-part Modular Cube

Art Institute of Chicago

ABCD 5

Art Institute of Chicago

All "Ands" Connected with Red Lines/All "Thes" Connected with Blue Lines

Art Institute of Chicago

Wall Drawing #574: Fifteen equal arcs from the midpoint of the left side, with all one-, two-,three-, and four-part combinations of four colors, using color ink washes

Art Institute of Chicago

Wall Drawing #1257: Scribbles

Art Institute of Chicago

Wall Drawing #274: The location of six geometric figures (the specific locations are determined by the draftsman)

Art Institute of Chicago

Floor-Wall Grid

Art Institute of Chicago

Museum holdings, not sale records. Auction results are only shown when a licensed price source is connected.