Untitled c. 1969

George Bunker's "Untitled" from c. 1969 is a pencil drawing that captures a scene with a simple building and surrounding trees. The artist's quick, gestural lines and the unassuming subject matter suggest that this work might be a sketch from life, a study for a larger work, or an exploration of the artist's own perception of the scene. The loose, expressive lines and the way the artist uses light and shadow give the drawing a sense of immediacy and dynamism, typical of Bunker's works in the late 1960s. The work is notable for its casual yet captivating depiction of the landscape, showcasing Bunker's unique style and his keen observation of nature.