Woodcut /Edition of 25 / 23-1/2” x 31-3/8” each / Estate stamped and numbered / $55,000

Graphite drawing / 17” x 14” / $26,500 (Welded metal frame)

Corten pieces were made at El Taller Chihuahuanese, Marfa, TX by Lee Donaldson or Hernandez. Photo by Laura Wilson.

Woodcut in red and black / 23.5" x 31.5" / Ed 149/150 / Sold

Lithograph / 9” x 12” / Edition of 300 / Sold.

Sold at Christie’s in 2013 for $14M+. The print above relates to this work.

Etchings from a series of 16 images / 29.5" x 34.25", Ed of 75 (intended, never completed) / Sold.

Note: The box changes perspective as the viewer walks around the print. The front rectangular plane maintains 90 degree angles only when the viewer is directly in front of the piece. Judd beautifully adds changing perspective to these two dimensional prints.

The detail shows two things: 1) Judd uses two lines where there would usually only be one in a regular drawing. 2) The two lines from the front to the back are actually parallel, but they appear otherwise. Judd show the viewer that these prints had perspective. 

This prints are most interesting in multiples because they reflect Judd's installations of various forms at one time. 

Aquatint / 42" x 29-1/2" / Edition of 75 / sold 

This is from a set of three prints - prototypes for the later and larger edition (175) published in 1978-79.

From portfolio Ten From Leo Castelli / Stainless steel, folded / 24" x 20" x 2-5/8" / Edition of 200 / Sold

This is Judd's first multiple made of metal dating back to 1967. It is a single sheet of stainless steel that was folded to create the legs and face of this floor or table piece.

graphite on paper / 13-1/4" x 18-7/8" / Dated and initialed by the artist / Sold

Lithograph from portfolio Hommage a' Picasso / 21.75" x 31", Ed of 90 / Sold

Silkscreen on semi-cardboard / 17-5/8 x 12-1/2" / Edition of 180 / Sold

Copper shaped relief / 30" x 7", Ed of 60 / $500 print unframed

Note: This print presents an aerial view of Judds installation of 15 concrete  installations at the Chinati Foundation in Marfa TX. Because the installation is 1 km long, a viewer can not take in the pattern of the boxes as in this print.