Untitled
1961
ink
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
1961
ink
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
This print shows two big, tangled figures in black ink on a light background. One looks like a person with arms outstretched, and the other is a horse or something with legs and a long neck. There’s a speech bubble above them with French words, and a smaller one at the bottom right that says *"On dit ça."* The lines are loose and wobbly, like they were drawn fast. The artist used a method called lithography, where ink sticks to a smooth stone or plate. The words mean something like *"This is what I cost for your good"* and *"They say so."* It feels like a quick sketch turned into art. Check out lithography to see how this print was made.