Seated Man in Coat and Hat, Legs and Hands Crossed 

This simple black and white ink drawing by Mark Rothko is a depiction of a seated man in a coat and hat, with his legs and hands crossed. The figure is drawn with loose, gestural lines, characteristic of Rothko's early style. The drawing conveys a sense of immediacy and informality, offering a glimpse into the artist's process of observation and visual communication. It is an excellent example of the artist's transition from figurative works to his later abstract compositions.