Untitled

About this work

A loose web of black lines spreads across a white page, uneven and free. The lines twist and cross without forming any clear shape or picture. This drawing was made using a special print method called lithography. The artist used a brush with a liquid called tusche to draw on a stone or metal plate. When ink is rolled on, it sticks only to the drawn lines, not the blank areas. This lets the artist make prints that feel like quick, fresh sketches. Each version can look a little different. You can see more works made this way in the collection of The Museum of Modern Art. (114 words)