Donald Judd – Furniture Retrospective

This richly illus­trated cata­logue raisonné offers a defin­i­tive look at the furni­ture of Donald Judd, a central figure in Amer­i­can mini­mal­ism whose func­tional designs embody the same clarity and preci­sion as his sculp­tural work. Orig­i­nally published in conjunc­tion with the 1993 exhi­bi­tion at the Museum Boymans-van Beunin­gen in Rotter­dam — later trav­el­ing to Villa Stuck in Munich—Furni­ture Retro­spec­tive docu­ments the full range of Judd’s furni­ture prac­tice with detailed produc­tion notes, photographs, and critical essays.

Featur­ing texts by Judd and Brigitte Huck, the book also offers rare insights into Judd’s living and working spaces in Switzer­land, Marfa, and New York. Presented in English, Dutch, and German, this cata­logue is an essen­tial resource for collec­tors, design­ers, and anyone inter­ested in the inter­sec­tions of art, archi­tec­ture, and function.