Young Boy Standing 

This charcoal drawing by Mark Rothko, known for his abstract expressionist paintings, depicts a young boy standing in a simple, gestural style. The artist's signature use of hatching and shading adds depth and dimension to the figure. The drawing likely dates back to Rothko's early career when he experimented with different mediums and subjects before finding his iconic abstract style. The piece captures a moment of youth and vulnerability, contrasting with Rothko's later abstract works that explored more profound themes.