Untitled
5
graphite
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
5
graphite
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
This drawing is all about lines and shapes. At the top, there’s a grid with tiny sketches showing different ways to combine arcs and straight lines. Below that, a big square is packed with repeating patterns—circles, squares, and lines overlapping in every possible way. The ink is light, almost like a sketch, with faint pencil marks too. The title says "Untitled," but the artist wrote his name in the corner. It’s all about testing how lines can fit together, like a puzzle. Look up Sol LeWitt next to see how he turned simple rules into art.
