JUDD, Donald

A pioneer of Minimalist sculpture, Judd established his canonical reputation with the display of simple forms, devoid of any base, that were distributed in evenly measured ways, such as protruding three-dimensional rectangles up the side of a wall. Viewed from various angles, such definite forms suggest a variety of interrelated shapes, for Judd's point was to make one thing that could look like many things. With success, he used more expensive metals fabricated to his specifications, often with...