Actual space is intrinsically more powerful and specific than paint on a flat surface.
Donald Judd
by Pierre Chareau (Lots 14 and 15).
Intellect and emotion, thought and feeling, and form and content are the same false dichotomy.
Donald Judd
by Pierre Chareau (Lots 14 and 15).
Donald Judd 1928–1994
Donald Judd is one of the most important artists and art theorists of the twentieth century. While he is most well-known for his minimalist, monumental and site-specific sculptures of the 1970s and 1980s, he was also a painter, furniture designer and an influential critic, ultimately shaping the contemporary artistic discourse.
Judd was born in Excelsior Springs, Missouri and served in the Army from 1946 to 1947, until he attended the College of William and Mary to study philosophy. He transferred to Columbia University in 1948, graduating with a degree in philosophy and art history in 1953, while also taking painting classes at the Art Students League. From 1959 to 1965, Judd was an art critic for major art publications such as Art News, where he refined his unaffected, direct, articulate style that characterized both his writing and art, aligning himself with the radical shifts taking place in the art world at the time.
Auction Results Donald Judd
Donald Judd
Untitled
result: $665,000
Donald Judd
Early chair
result: $47,500
Donald Judd
desk
result: $32,500
Donald Judd
Untitled (study for sculpture)
result: $32,500
Donald Judd
Table (B-vB73)
result: $30,000
Donald Judd
set of six chairs
result: $25,000
Donald Judd
Table (B-vB73)
result: $18,750
Donald Judd
stool, model #BV-B43
result: $18,000
Donald Judd
Untitled, set of two prints
result: $18,000
Donald Judd
stool, model #BV-B43
result: $15,600
Donald Judd
Donald Judd Monograph
result: $15,600
Donald Judd
desk
result: $14,375