Untitled 1967

Seymour Lipton’s 1967 drawing, “Untitled”, is a charcoal work on paper featuring a stark composition of geometric shapes, a hallmark of Lipton’s abstract style. The angular forms are rendered with loose, gestural lines, emphasizing the dynamic interplay of volumes and space. Lipton, known for his sculptures exploring organic and geometric forms, used drawing as a tool to explore and refine his three-dimensional ideas. This “Untitled” drawing exemplifies Lipton's exploration of form and space, characteristic of his abstract style, and serves as a preliminary study for his sculptures.