Untitled 2001

This untitled lithograph by Jasper Johns, created in 2001, is a complex composition with various elements. The piece features a black and white grid, a swirling abstract form, a photograph of a family, and a geometric pattern, all arranged in a fragmented and layered manner. Johns's work is often categorized as Neo-Dada, characterized by its appropriation of everyday objects and its playful exploration of artistic conventions. This print is a testament to Johns's continued fascination with the interplay of image, object, and perception.