Untitled 1961

This 1961 lithograph by American artist Louis Bunce (1907-2007) depicts two figures, possibly women, rendered in a minimalist, abstract style. Bunce, known for his innovative approach to printmaking, employs a limited palette of black and white to create a sense of depth and form. The use of bold lines and stark contrasts, reminiscent of the Expressionist movement, conveys a sense of emotion and immediacy. This untitled piece captures the essence of Bunce's artistic philosophy, emphasizing the power of abstract form and the evocative nature of minimalist aesthetics.