Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows a sketch on a cream-colored paper. In the upper right corner, there is a small encircled number "1" and underneath it, the number "106478" is written. The sketch consists of three separate, simplistic drawings, each contained in its own box. Starting from the top, the first drawing depicts a simple rectangle with another smaller rectangle inside, creating a three-dimensional perspective effect like a window. The second drawing, in the middle, shows an irregular wavy line within the box, almost like a simplified profile of waves or clouds. The third and bottom drawing resembles the first one with a simple perspective rectangle inside the box but is positioned differently. Below the third drawing, there's a cursive handwritten note that says, "Subject is the prime consideration for Drawing, just as paint and canvas are a condition. To accent subject underation is no different than accenting thro' paint." The entire image appears to be a study or conceptual work possibly about the elements of art or design, focusing on the importance of the subject in drawing. The handwritten note emphasizes that the subject matter in drawing holds the same importance as paint and canvas do in painting.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a hand-drawn sketch or diagram. It contains several geometric shapes, including a rectangle and a wavy line or shape. The text below the shapes explains that the image is meant to represent "the prime condition for drawing, just as paint and canvas are a condition", and that "to accept certain limitations is no different than accepting that 'paint' is, in fact, a limit". The numbers "10 6 78" are written at the top of the image.