Untitled (Abstract) 1937

"Untitled (Abstract)" is a 1937 work by Rupert D. Turnbull, a British artist who lived from 1899 to 1943. The artwork, executed in a black and white palette with graphite on paper, features abstract forms composed of bold, flowing lines and shapes. The artist's use of cross-hatching, a technique of layering parallel lines, creates a sense of depth and texture, adding visual interest to the composition. The artwork's minimalist aesthetic and focus on abstract forms aligns with the abstract art movement, which gained prominence in the early 20th century.