Study for "Unquiet Room" 1980

"Study for 'Unquiet Room'" is a charcoal drawing on paper created by American sculptor Seymour Lipton in 1980. The work is a study for Lipton's monumental sculpture "Unquiet Room," which is characterized by its abstract, biomorphic forms. The drawing depicts a simplified, three-dimensional form, suggesting a human figure or a monumental architectural structure. The use of hatched lines and shading adds depth and texture to the composition, highlighting the interplay of light and shadow. Lipton's work often explores themes of the human form, nature, and the subconscious. This study exemplifies his approach to abstract sculpture, revealing his fascination with the interplay of form and space.