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Created on Jan 23, 2024

This example reproduces a Sol LeWitt art piece as an SVG graphic. The HTML file sets up a 960 by 500 pixel canvas and uses JavaScript to define a `person` object with first and last name properties, logging it to the console. The visualization itself is static, with the code primarily demonstrating basic JavaScript syntax and object creation rather than data-driven rendering. The SVG element remains empty, with no visual output generated.

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A reproduction of a [Sol LeWitt art piece] (https://www.edfu2.com/sol-lewitt-a-life-of-ideas-book-review-2/).

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