Notes on a Room
Artwork Details
- Title: Notes on a Room
- Artist: Sol LeWitt (American, Hartford, Connecticut 1928–2007 New York)
- Artist: Louise Lawler (American, born Bronxville, New York, 1947)
- Artist: Richard Artschwager (American, Washington, D.C. 1923–2013 Albany, New York)
- Author: Daniel Halpern
- Author: Gini Alhadeff (Egyptian, born Alexandria, 1951)
- Author: Brendan Gill (American, 1914–1997)
- Printer: Allethaire Press (American, Hadley, Massachusetts)
- Printer: Harlan & Weaver, Inc. (American)
- Printer: Wild Carrot Letterpress (Hadley, Massachusetts)
- Printer: Watanable Press (American, Gowanus, Brooklyn, New York)
- Binder: Claudia Cohen (American, born Springfield, Massachusetts, 1953)
- Publisher: The Library Fellows of the Whitney Museum of American Art
- Date: 1998
- Medium: Artist's book with two woodcuts by LeWitt, three photolithographs by Lawler, and two etchings by Richard Artschwager
- Dimensions: Sheet: 15 15/16 × 20 1/16 in. (40.5 × 51 cm)
- Classification: Books
- Credit Line: Lin Lougheed Collection, Gift of Lin Lougheed, 2016
- Object Number: 2016.587.24
- Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints
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