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Fork of Sollewitt repro vertical

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Created on Jan 29, 2025

This example reworks a Sol LeWitt-inspired wall drawing using the browser’s JavaScript API. It shows a full-window SVG canvas with a single green square rectangle placed at the top-left corner. The code constructs the SVG element and its child rect via `document.createElementNS`, sets their width and height attributes, and appends them to the page body. The visualization focuses on the fundamental process of programmatic SVG generation. A commented-out section hints at a circular mask and layered stripes, but the active code renders only the basic rectangle.

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A Reproduction of Sol whiett

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