Untitled 1953

Dorothy Dehner's *Untitled* is a striking example of Abstract Expressionism. The 1953 ink and watercolor work on paper features geometric forms, including a large, angular structure with a red roof, which dominates the composition. The work evokes a sense of architecture and space, with the artist utilizing lines and planes to suggest both depth and volume. While the subject matter is not explicit, the geometric forms and fragmented lines invite the viewer to contemplate abstract relationships and interpretations of space. Dehner's work from this period reflects her fascination with the interplay of line and form, and *Untitled* is a powerful example of her distinctive style.