Letter "B" Possibly 1953

Hubert Bekman made this letter "B" print on paper, and I am just loving the crispness and boldness of it! There’s something so satisfying about the contrast here. The blocky black background really makes the white of the "B" pop, doesn't it? It’s like Bekman is playing with positive and negative space, turning a simple letter into a dynamic composition. It's very graphic, almost architectural. I keep coming back to that diamond shape near the center. It anchors the entire design, giving it a sense of balance and stability. But it also adds a touch of whimsy, almost like a tiny, secret jewel. This piece reminds me a little of the Bauhaus artists, who were also fascinated by typography and geometric forms. But Bekman brings his own unique sensibility to the mix. I like how he embraces simplicity while still creating something that feels so rich and complex. It’s a reminder that art doesn’t always need to be complicated to be meaningful.