# Yellow grid, red circles, black arcs from four sides, and blue arcs from four corners

By [Sol LeWitt](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/artists/sol-lewitt.md>), 1972.

A clear example of LeWitt treating color as a variable within a fixed diagram.

## Details

- Medium: Multiple, screen printing on paper
- Dimensions: 15 × 15 in | 38 × 38 cm
- Gallery: [Martini Studio d'Arte](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/galleries/gallery-69a62d8490f3ffdd.md>)

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- Categories: Print
- Styles: [Abstract](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/abstract.md>)

## Image

![Square screenprint with a yellow grid, red circles, black side arcs, and blue corner arcs.](<https://api.art.jpamorgan.com/artifacts/source-4a7aff3bc7807218-976bcee77e2fcf87/full.jpg?v=3b06286b3717002c6afbc004fedf40100f6ee2e5589d0565cc5286100139d0e6>)

## Sources & credits

- Image courtesy Martini Studio d'Arte via Artsy.
- Courtesy Martini Studio d'Arte. Source: Artsy.
- Artwork listing metadata and images via Artsy; works represented by GF | Gallery Fedoroff.

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