Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows a page with an orange or light brown background. On this page, there are four distinct areas where sketches have been drawn with a dark pen, likely black ink. At the top right corner, there is a simple signature that appears to read "Stuart Davis." Just below the signature on the left side, there is a larger sketch of a square within a larger square, and on the left border of this larger square, there is a circle that intersects with the square's corner. Below this larger sketch, there are two smaller sketches, both depicting squares within squares and additional diagonal and intersecting lines that suggest a sense of depth or three-dimensional form. In a fairly neat cursive at the bottom, the word "Sequence" is written, suggesting that the drawings may relate to each other in some sequential or logical order. There are visible creases and smudges on the page, indicating that the paper is somewhat aged or has been handled. Each of the sketches seems to explore geometric relationships and shapes, and they all have an abstract, conceptual quality.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a collection of sketched abstract geometric shapes and lines. There is a large, rectangular shape in the center, surrounded by various other rectangular and circular shapes. The lines are drawn in a rough, gestural style, giving the overall composition a sense of spontaneity and experimentation. The title "Sequence" suggests that the artist may have been exploring ideas related to patterns, structures, and the organization of visual elements. The overall style and presentation evoke a modernist or avant-garde aesthetic.