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ref. 9334Printed on one side. Oblong card. Amsterdam: Stedelijk Museum 1974. Invitation card for LeWitt’s first solo show at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. In fine condition. unknown
ref. 9335Printed on one side. Card. Los Angeles: Margo Leavin Gallery 1979. Announcement card for LeWitt’s 1979 show with Margo Leavin in Los Angeles. In fine condition. unknown
ref. 9602Black & white illus. on recto details on verso. Pictorial postcard. Düsseldorf: Konrad Fischer 1969. Postcard invitation to LeWitt’s second presentation with Fischer. Their first collaboration had taken place 6 January-3 February 1968 – the gallerist’s fourth exhibition and the artist’s debut show in Europe. LeWitt’s preliminary sketch for one of the two wall drawings shown A square divided horizontally and vertically into four equal parts each with a different direction of lines 1969 is reproduced on the recto. “Konrad Fischer most likely saw Sol LeWitt’s work for the first time in 1967 in the exhibition Serielle Formationen in Frankfurt in which he also participated as a painter…It was Carl Andre who helped to convince LeWitt to do an exhibition with Konrad Fischer…It was LeWitt’s first solo show in Europe…Fischer held LeWitt in high regard and he dedicated altogether twelve solo shows to him.”–Cloud & Crystal: The Dorothee and Konrad Fischer Collection 2016 exhib. booklet p. 44. Near fine; discoloration to the verso. ⧠D. Fischer ed. Ausstellungen bei Konrad Fischer: Düsseldorf Oktober 1967-Oktober 1992 Edition Marzona: 1993 19 pictured. unknown
ref. 8251Details and illus. on recto verso blank. Pictorial card. New York: John Weber Gallery 1980. Invitation distributed by John Weber Gallery for an exhibition of Sol LeWitt photographs. These photographs were eventually used in LeWitt’s 1982 artist’s book under the same title published by Texas Gallery. Fine. ⧠Not in P. Credi ed. An Invitation to Sol LeWitt 2016. unknown
ref. 8104Many illus. Unpaginated. 4to pictorial wrappers spine a trifle worn staple-bound. Minneapolis: Minnesota Center for Book Arts 1988. Uncommon exhibition catalogue. A nicely illustrated publication with text by Betty Bright scholar of artists’ books and then director of the MCBA. Books were loaned by LeWitt himself Walker Art Center Library and Texas Gallery. Nice copy of a useful reference on LeWitt’s books. unknown
ref. 10981Many color illus. 29 pp. Oblong 8vo printed wrappers. Bilbao: Sala Rekalde 1992. A very rare Sol LeWitt 1928-2007 exhibition catalogue; WorldCat records no copy in North America. It was published for the Bilbao leg of a presentation of the artist’s Wall Drawings that also visited the Kunsthalle Bern and Addison Gallery of Art. The catalogue has many images of the preparation and final installation of LeWitt’s celebrated works in Bilbao’s Sala Rekalde. In fine condition. Text in Basque. unknown
ref. 10951Many color illus. two folding. Unpaginated. Square 4to embossed hardcover. Bilbao: REKALDE 1992. Rare Sol LeWitt 1928-2007 exhibition catalogue produced for the Bilbao leg of his presentation of wall drawings at the Kunsthalle Bern Addison Gallery of American Art and REKALDE. This catalogue is filled with installation photographs and diagrams of the drawings texts in Basque Spanish and English edited by Susanna Singer. Near fine. unknown
ref. 8261Color illustrations throughout on covers & inside of covers. 10 leaves. Tall 8vo semi-stiff pictorial covers stitched. Paris: Musée d'art moderne de la ville de Paris 1987. A rather scarce and nicely illustrated exhibition catalogue/artist’s book stemming from LeWitt's 1987 exhibition in Paris. Two publications were realized in conjunction with the occasion the other entitled Four Colors and All Their Combinations consists of 20 leaves and has the exhibition’s dates as 20 February-19 April. It focuses on single colors and their transformations when mixed while the present book reproduces Wall Drawings of geometrical shapes. As indicated by the text on the lower cover these drawings were executed by David Higginbotham Anthony Sansotta Marien Schouten Jo Watanabe Jean-Jacques Bauweraerts Bertrand du Chambon Christophe Cuzin Pierre Filippi Claude Picard and Bruno Rousselot. In fine condition. ⧠Not in Maffei & de Donno Sol LeWitt: Artist’s Books 2009. Sol LeWitt: Libros El concepto como arte 2014 67 pictured pp. 152-53. unknown
ref. 7929Color illus. throughout. 141 3 pp. Small 4to softcover with flaps. Foligno Italy: Edizioni Viaindustriae 2009. An essential reference recording nearly all of Sol LeWitt’s artist’s books profusely illustrated. Near fine; one of 1000 copies. This is the 2009 edition the book was reprinted in 2010. unknown
ref. 7937Rich color illus. Leporello forming 20 pp. Oblong 4to orig. pictorial boards title on spine. Munster Germany: 1987. Scarce Sol LeWitt exhibition catalogue/artist’s book. Recreates the entire wall installation specially made for the exhibition with an effective use of the leporello format. The illustrations are beautifully printed. Near fine. ⧠Maffei & de Donno Sol LeWitt Artist’s Books 2009 p. 120. Sol LeWitt: Libros El concepto como arte 2014 69 pictured on pp. 155–57. unknown
ref. 11576Single sheet 330 x 215 mm. with outline and measurements rendered with graphite & ink swatches horizontal & vertical folds. Pistoia Italy: 1985. The manuscript plan for a LeWitt Wall Drawing installed for collector Giuliano Gori in Pistoia Italy in July 1985. The drawing was executed by David Higginbotham Andrea Marescalchi whose name is written on the reverse of this sheet and Anna Muskardin. This work was included in the Whitney's 2000 LeWitt retrospective. ⧠Sol LeWitt Wall Drawings catalogue raisonné accessed 12 August 2026. unknown
ref. 11577Two sheets carefully taped together total: 425 x 275 mm. pencil schematics & measurements on both sides horizontal & vertical folds. Seattle: 1991. The working drawing for LeWitt's drawing sold by gallerist Donald Young to Virginia and Bagley Wright of Seattle. It was used by draughtsmen David Higginbotham and Jeffry Mitchell to install the work in May 1991. The work is now part of the Seattle Art Museum collection gifted by the Wrights in 2020. In fine condition. ⧠Sol LeWitt Wall Drawings catalogue raisonné accessed 12 August 2026. unknown
ref. 11216Color illus. 125 pp. 8vo printed softcover title on spine. Ravenna: Danilo Montanari Editore 2016. A useful catalogue of Sol LeWitt 1928-2007 exhibition ephemera from the collection of Paolo Credi. Near fine; a few marks to the covers. unknown books
ref. 11295Illus. on recto printed address label on verso. Large card. New York: John Weber Gallery 1978. Invitation to LeWitt's 1978 show with John Weber; the recto illustration shows one of the artist's drawings from 1977. In excellent condition. ⧠P. Credi ed. An Invitation to Sol LeWitt 2016 p. 59. unknown books
ref. 8055Printed on recto mailing address on verso mailed. New York: John Weber Gallery 1980. Scarce LeWitt ephemera from John Weber Gallery. Presumably this was an exhibition of original photographs which eventually served as the basis for two of LeWitt's sought-after photobooks which came out the same year: Autobiography 1980 and Sunrise and Sunset at Praiano 1980. Near fine example; faint crease. Mailed to photographer Eve Sonneman. unknown books
ref. 11503Black & white facsimile drawings. 4 pp. Single folded A3 sheet. Amsterdam: Art & Project 1970. A fine copy of LeWitt's first Art & Project bulletin. The gallery published five bulletins with the artist. J. de Goede & L. Pelsers Art & Project. A History 2023 E020. unknown books
ref. 11512Black & white illus. 4 pp. Single folded A3 sheet. Amsterdam: Art & Project January 1971. LeWitt's second Art & Project bulletin the gallery's 32nd made to announce their trailblazing program of conceptual and Minimalist art. In fine condition. J. de Goede & L. Pelsers Art & Project. A History 2023 E038. unknown books
ref. 115354 pp. Single folded A3 sheet. Amsterdam: Art & Project 1971. An unmailed and unfolded copy of LeWitt's third Art & Project bulletin in excellent condition. J. de Goede & L. Pelsers Art & Project. A History 2023 E052. unknown books
ref. 11262Printed on both sides. Square card mailed. London: Lisson Gallery 1979. Invitation to LeWitt’s 1979 Lisson exhibition. In fine condition. Mailed to collector Udo Brandhorst b. 1939 founder of the Museum Brandhorst. Not in Sol LeWitt: Libros El concepto como arte 2014. unknown books
ref. 11259Printed on one side. Card mailed. London: Lisson Gallery 1973. Invitation card for LeWitt’s 1973 exhibition with Lisson Gallery. In fine condition. Mailed to Evert van Straaten b. 1948 future director of the Kröller-Müller Museum in Otterlo. Not in Sol LeWitt: Libros El concepto como arte 2014. Installation photos for the exhibition can be viewed on Lisson’s website. unknown books
ref. 11261Printed on both sides. Card mailed. London: Lisson Gallery 1977. Invitation to LeWitt’s 1977 exhibition with Lisson. In fine condition. Mailed to Marc de Cock of Ghent. Not in Sol LeWitt: Libros El concepto como arte 2014. An installation photograph of the exhibition can be viewed on Lisson’s website. unknown books
ref. 11299Printed on one side. Card. New York: John Weber Gallery 1988. Invitation for the second of two LeWitt shows at John Weber’s gallery in 1988. Fine. unknown books
ref. 11296Printed on one side. Oblong card. Rome: Ugo Ferranti 1982. Announcement card for LeWitt’s 1982 exhibition in Rome. Fine. unknown books
ref. 9334Printed on one side. Oblong card. Amsterdam: Stedelijk Museum 1974. Invitation card for LeWitt’s first solo show at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. In fine condition. unknown books
ref. 11298Printed on one side. Card. New York: John Weber Gallery 1988. Invitation for the first of two LeWitt exhibitions at John Weber’s gallery in 1988. Fine. unknown books
