[1970s] Sol LeWitt, Lines of One Inch in Four Directions and All Combinations, 1971, Plate No.2 Lithograph, 58.5 x 58.5 cm, printed black on thick Magnani paper. Published by Landfall Press Chicago in 1971, in an edition of 50 copies and 10 AP. This copy signed LeWitt in pencil and numbered AP 4/10 in lower margin. Verso shows stamp of Landfall Press Inc. Chicago and 'SL 70116' in pencil in lower left corner. The print is part of a portfolio of 16 lithos titled 'Lines of One Inch in Four Directions and All Combinations', this is plate 2. Ref: Sol LeWitt catalogue raisonné #: 1971.16. Browning along edges (1 cm) due to former framing, staining in lower corners (1 cm) both recto and verso, not impacting the print itself. Fine copy.

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