Untitled
1971
graphite
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
1971
graphite
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
This drawing shows clean, straight lines forming a corner where two walls meet. The lines are simple—no shading or color, just black ink and pencil on white paper. The walls curve slightly, and there’s a small gap where the corner piece fits together. The artist used basic shapes to make the space feel solid, even though it’s just lines. It’s like a sketch for a building corner, but without any extra details. If you like this, check out Robert Morris—he played with how art looks in real spaces.