Studies for Constructivist Sculptures [verso] 1937

"Studies for Constructivist Sculptures [verso]" is a pencil drawing on paper by American artist Theodore Roszak, created in 1937. This work is a collection of sketches and studies for sculptures exploring the principles of Constructivism, a movement emphasizing geometric forms and industrial materials. The drawing features a variety of abstract shapes, including circles, ovals, and linear forms, all of which suggest a sense of movement and energy. The artist's interest in the impact of technology on art is evident in these studies, which demonstrate a preoccupation with geometric forms and the inherent dynamism of industrial design.