In regards to this print, the artist Donald Judd has said, “I like doing them. And I also can learn something from them.” The multiple series of prints that Judd created between the 1960s and the 1990s underscore his interest in exploring formal variations on a rectangle. Here one sees how the concepts of symmetry, reversal, and division inform his abstract work, as does the positive/negative play between the printing surface of his woodblocks and the white of the paper.