Red Lines from Midpoint of the Left Side and the Upper Left Corner, Blue Lines from the Midpoint of the Bottom Side and the Lower Right Corner 1975

This minimalist drawing by American artist Sol LeWitt from 1975 exemplifies his conceptual approach to art. The work, titled "Red Lines from Midpoint of the Left Side and the Upper Left Corner, Blue Lines from the Midpoint of the Bottom Side and the Lower Right Corner", is a precise arrangement of red and blue lines emanating from specific points on the paper's surface. LeWitt's work often involves simple geometric forms, and this piece is no exception. The clean lines and minimalist aesthetic give the drawing a sense of order and clarity, characteristic of his conceptual art style. The precise instructions within the title, which dictated the form of the drawing, are a key component of LeWitt's conceptual practice.