Untitled [verso] 

This Untitled drawing by Mark Rothko depicts a standing nude figure, rendered in a light, gestural style. While best known for his abstract color-field paintings, Rothko's early works often explored figuration and the human form. The faintness of the lines and the overall simplicity of the composition suggests a preliminary study or a quick sketch, likely executed in pencil on paper. The piece highlights Rothko's exploration of form and gesture, providing insights into his artistic development.