Untitled (Ballerina) 1915

Francesco Cangiullo’s 1915 drawing, *Untitled (Ballerina)*, is a minimalist depiction of a ballerina in motion. The artist uses simple lines to evoke the figure, emphasizing the fluidity of movement. The ballerina’s head is a circle, her body a slender, elongated V shape, and her skirt a thin, oval line. The drawing's sparse composition and geometric forms are characteristic of early 20th-century art movements, including Futurism and Cubism.