Dan Flavin’s For a pair of curvilinear walls placed to reflect circular fluorescent light in contrasting whites (1974–75) exemplifies the artist’s rare engagement with printmaking while maintaining the conceptual rigor of his light-based installations. Executed as a drypoint etching, this refined work on wove paper translates Flavin’s spatial investigations into an intimate, hand-drawn study, revealing the structural clarity and precision behind his minimalist vision.

Published by Edition Heiner Friedrich, Munich, in a small edition of 20 with 2 artist’s proofs, this signed print stands as a concise expression of Flavin’s exploration of light, form, and spatial perception within the medium of fine art prints and editions.