Untitled (35-14) 1935

Balcomb Greene's 1935 "Untitled (35-14)" is a striking example of the artist's use of collage. The artwork is composed of various materials, including paper, fabric, and even blueprints, juxtaposed against a black background. These disparate elements are carefully assembled, creating a sense of depth and dimensionality. The abstract forms and geometric patterns in the collage suggest an architectural theme, while the use of found objects adds a layer of intriguing texture and visual interest to the piece. Greene’s exploration of collage challenged traditional art forms and pushed the boundaries of artistic expression in the mid-20th century.