Two Abstract Figures Entwined

markrothko

drawing

comic strip sketch

ink drawing

pen sketch

junji ito style

cartoon sketch

personal sketchbook

ink drawing experimentation

pen-ink sketch

sketchbook drawing

sketchbook art

"Two Abstract Figures Entwined" is a black and white ink drawing by American abstract expressionist Mark Rothko, created sometime between 1903 and 1970. The drawing depicts two figures entwined with one another in an abstract, stylized form, and showcases his unique style of simplified form, drawing, and emotion. This piece is a smaller, intimate work on paper that explores themes of human connection and abstract emotion.