Untitled 1961

Burgoyne Diller's 1961 "Untitled" work is a minimalist drawing that showcases the artist's interest in geometric shapes and color. The piece consists of a series of squares and rectangles, composed of layered shades of grey, blue, and yellow. The use of these simple elements creates a sense of structure and order. Diller's work is a testament to the beauty of pure form and is a prime example of the Abstract Expressionist movement. His use of color and shading contributes to a sense of depth and space within the minimalist framework of the artwork.