Untitled 1946

Barnett Newman’s *Untitled* (1946) is a minimalist work on paper, featuring a large, stark white circle set against a dark, textured background. This work, created in the mid-20th century, exemplifies the artist's exploration of form and abstraction, often seen in his signature "zip" paintings. The single circle creates a sense of space and emptiness, reflecting the artist's interest in the power of negative space and the raw, visceral qualities of abstract expressionism. This lithograph showcases Newman's talent for creating powerful, yet simple visual statements.