Created on 2024-02-06

This image depicts an aged, yellowish paper with handwritten notes and sketches. The text is written in cursive and there are five rectangles drawn in a row across the center of the paper. At the top, the paper is titled "NOTES" with a scribbled-out date underneath, "June 25 1938." Below the title, there are handwritten statements: "Form and Content Method and Meaning A specific method to express a specific Meaning" Underneath the written section are the five rectangle sketches, four of which have dashed lines at different positions. Two rectangles have the dashed line in the center, one has it near the top, and one near the bottom. Below the rectangles, there is additional handwritten text: "A canvas, white, with black line drawn on it, cutting it in half or in quarters, or at any separation. This is the Coordinate reference of 3 dimensional reality in drawing The line which is drawn on the canvas is, of course, a plane, just as the canvas is." The handwriting throughout the page seems to be made with a dark pen or ink, and the paper exhibits signs of wear with some rough edges and slight tears. The handwriting suggests it may be notes or thoughts on an artistic concept involving the interplay between form, content, method, and meaning, possibly related to the geometric division of space in art.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or document from April 25, 1938, titled "NOTES". The note discusses the "Form and Content, Method and Meaning" of a "Specific method to express a specific Meaning". It includes a series of visual diagrams or examples, and goes on to discuss the "Coordinate reference of 3 dimensional reading" and the "line which is drawn on the canvas", describing it as a "flame, just as the canvas is".