Abstract
In Marfa, Texas, during the 1980s, Donald Judd installed one hundred boxlike objects, each with the same exterior dimensions—forty-one inches high, with a base of fifty-one by seventy-two inches. Structural features of these objects vary, so that each is unique. For example, a unit might be divided by an interior vertical plane or by an interior horizontal, and the division might occur in full or in part.
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