Untitled 1957

Lothar Charoux's "Untitled" (1957) is a minimalist drawing composed of a series of parallel lines, which create an optical illusion of depth and movement. The lines, drawn in black ink on white paper, converge and diverge, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow. The artwork's simplicity and geometric precision exemplify the principles of abstract art, highlighting the inherent beauty of form and line.