Monument 13 [p. 13] from Thirteen Drawings

1973

Richard Tuttle

Associated Names
Richard Tuttle

Artist, American, born 1941

The image shows an abstract geometric shape with straight lines forming a hexagon. Diagonal and horizontal lines intersect within the hexagon, creating four triangular sections. The lines vary in weight, with some being heavy and others dashed. The shape resembles a simplified house or gem-like structure, arranged in a minimalistic style on a plain background.
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Artwork overview

Associated Artworks

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The image shows an abstract pencil sketch on a blank page. Delicate, curved lines converge to form a shape resembling a heart. Next to this shape are a couple of smaller triangular shapes. The arrangement is abstract. The design uses negative space to highlight its minimalist and abstract qualities.

Monument 1 [p. 1] from Thirteen Drawings

Richard Tuttle

1973

Thirteen Drawings

Richard Tuttle

1973

In the center of the image, there is a cluster of small, multicolored dots and short lines arranged in a roughly circular formation.

Monument 2 [p. 2] from Thirteen Drawings

Richard Tuttle

1973

Artwork history & notes

Provenance

Dorothy and Herbert Vogel, New York, NY; purchase/gift to NGA, 1991.

Associated Names

Inscriptions

upper right in graphite: Richard Tuttle, 1973

Wikidata ID

Q64628627

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