The artwork, titled “Six Lithographs,” was created by artist Fred Sandback in 1975 and belongs to the Minimalist movement; it is categorized within the abstract genre.
In this composition, the artwork features six separate lithographs arranged in a grid of two columns and three rows. Each lithograph contains simple and sparse blue lines on a stark white background, demonstrating minimalistic and abstract compositional elements. The lines vary in arrangement, depicting different, yet subtle, geometric forms and perspectives, showcasing Sandback’s minimalism through simplicity and reduction of form, leaving much to the viewer’s interpretation.
