Untitled Drawing 2002

"Untitled Drawing" (2002) by British artist Basil Beattie (1935-present) is a minimalist work on paper that utilizes black charcoal lines to create a series of geometric shapes. These lines are applied with a loose, gestural hand, contributing to a sense of dynamism and movement within the drawing. The composition is divided into four distinct sections, each with its own unique visual language, showcasing Beattie's exploration of form and space. This drawing is housed in the Tate Britain collection, London.