Twins 1967

Ossip Zadkine's "Twins" (1967) is a striking example of Cubist abstract art. The black and white drawing depicts two figures through a fragmented, geometric style, reminiscent of Picasso and Braque's groundbreaking innovations. The figures are rendered in bold, angular forms, and the use of hatching and shading adds depth and dimension to the composition. Zadkine, a prominent sculptor and painter, skillfully captures the essence of human form in this abstract representation. The drawing is a testament to his unique artistic vision and his mastery of Cubist principles.