Untitled
1977
ink
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
1977
ink
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
This image shows a simple, light-colored rectangle with a faint outline of a tall, narrow pole. At the top, there’s a small square, and near the bottom, a wider base with a tiny platform. The lines are thin and precise, almost like a sketch. The artist used a method that lets ink sit in scratched lines, making the marks stand out against the pale background. This is called *etching*. Look up etching to see how artists use acid and metal plates to create prints.