Study for "Fountainhead" 1958

This 1958 charcoal drawing by Seymour Lipton is a study for the sculpture "Fountainhead". The drawing showcases Lipton's signature style, characterized by abstract forms that evoke a sense of movement and dynamism. The study for "Fountainhead" is a powerful example of Lipton's exploration of abstract forms in sculpture, using simplified shapes to create a sense of depth and texture. Lipton, an American sculptor born in 1903, is best known for his abstract sculptures that often incorporate organic and biomorphic forms.