Add Art to an Opulent Dinner

NEW YORK — A line of dinnerware designed by artist Sol LeWitt and made to his specifications in Deruta, Italy, is a stunning addition to the Whitney Museum store. Serving pieces include a flat, 12-inch sharply patterned plate, for hors d’oeuvres, cheese and desserts like tarts and cakes. It’s worthy of display when not in use. There are other designs for plates, bowls and even sets.

Posted 1:08 a.m. Oct 16, 2018 — Updated 1:08 a.m. Oct 16, 2018

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Florence Fabricant

, New York Times

NEW YORK — A line of dinnerware designed by artist Sol LeWitt and made to his specifications in Deruta, Italy, is a stunning addition to the Whitney Museum store. Serving pieces include a flat, 12-inch sharply patterned plate, for hors d’oeuvres, cheese and desserts like tarts and cakes. It’s worthy of display when not in use. There are other designs for plates, bowls and even sets.

— Sol LeWitt Tableware, serving pieces, $130 to $280, dinner settings for 8 (24 pieces), $1,825, Whitney Museum of American Art, 99 Gansevoort St. (Washington Street), whitney.org.

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