Untitled
1913
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
1913
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
This print shows two simple, blocky figures standing side by side. One is upright with arms at their sides, the other is crouched with one arm resting on their knee. The lines are bold and flat, with no shading—just black and white areas. The background is a plain, dark border around a light square. The artist used a woodcut-like method called *linoleum cut*, where ink is pressed into carved grooves. This makes the shapes look sharp and graphic, almost like a sketch. Try looking up Christian Rohlfs next—he made many prints like this.
