Sol LeWitt Repro

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Sol LeWitt Repro

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Last edited Jul 1, 2022

Created on Jun 28, 2022

This reproduction of a Sol LeWitt wall drawing arranges four bordered SVG panels in a CSS grid, each containing a series of thick black vertical lines. The top-left panel, visible in the code, draws lines at ten-pixel intervals from x=10 to x=370, creating a dense, rhythmic stripe pattern that mimics LeWitt’s systematic, rule-based aesthetics. The artwork is rendered entirely with inline SVG `line` elements, each with a 5-pixel stroke-width, and uses no JavaScript libraries or external data, relying instead on hardcoded coordinates and simple HTML/CSS grid layout for its structure.

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

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