AFTER DONALD JUDD Framed Invitation Card for Donald Judd Exhibition, Brooke Alexander Editions, 1990

This original invitation card was produced for the exhibition Prints and Related Works by Donald Judd, held at Brooke Alexander Editions, New York, in 1990.

Issued by the gallery for the exhibition, the card features a restrained arrangement of rectangular color fields in a clean, geometric layout. The bifold format, with its central fold as issued, creates a simple two-part structure that emphasizes balance and proportion.

As period exhibition ephemera, this piece reflects the visual language often associated with Minimalist presentation and the broader aesthetic context in which Judd’s work was exhibited, rather than serving as an artwork by the artist himself.

Such materials are increasingly collected for their historical significance, offering direct insight into gallery practices and the presentation of major artists during the period.

Professionally framed in white wood with a 1-inch front profile and a 3/4-inch side profile, the piece is presented in a clean, modern format that complements its understated graphic qualities.

A refined example of late 20th-century gallery ephemera connected to a Donald Judd exhibition.