Untitled 1962

This charcoal drawing, "Untitled," created by Seymour Lipton in 1962, is a powerful example of abstract expressionism. The artist, known for his sculptures that explored geometric forms and organic textures, translates those principles into the drawing's composition. Composed of bold, gestural strokes and dynamic angles, the drawing creates a sense of movement and depth, emphasizing the abstract form that Lipton is known for. The use of charcoal further enhances the raw energy and expressive quality of this artwork, making it a compelling example of Lipton's artistic vision.