Untitled Drawing 2000

Basil Beattie's *Untitled Drawing* (2000) is a captivating charcoal drawing housed in the Tate Britain, London. It depicts a geometric composition of abstract shapes and lines, reminiscent of Cubist art. The use of bold black lines against a light background creates a sense of depth and structure. The piece's title reflects Beattie's minimalist approach, leaving the interpretation to the viewer. The drawing offers a glimpse into Beattie's artistic process, emphasizing the interplay of form and space. This abstract charcoal drawing is a testament to Beattie's skill in capturing the essence of structure and form through minimalist means.