Study for "Archangel" 1962

This study for “Archangel” by Seymour Lipton, created in 1962, depicts an abstract figure made from geometric shapes. The artist utilizes a variety of cross-hatchings and shading to create a sense of volume and form in the drawing. This work highlights Lipton’s interest in cubist forms and serves as a study for his monumental sculptures. It demonstrates his focus on the interplay of light and shadow, which he would explore further in his three-dimensional works.