Created on 2024-02-06

This image shows a note with hand-drawn graphics and handwriting. At the top left of the note, there is a sketch of a cube with a design on its faces: a horizontal line like a dash, a shape resembling a stylized eye, and the word "RADIO" in all caps. Adjacent to the cube, there's a shape that might be interpreted as a mountain or a simple random doodle. The cube is shaded to give a 3D appearance. The note seems to be dated "10/29/47" at the top right corner, indicating it may have been written on October 29, 1947. The handwriting is in cursive and the text reads: "The dynamic interest of the Cubist subject-logic, and the necessity to see it as Neutral. the architectural nature of painting, which, when disregarded in favor of illusions and anecdotes, becomes unrealized the expressive potential of the medium. Which means, to adherence Subject-logic in painting it must be equated as Dimensional logic in Color-Space." The handwriting appears to be somewhat hurried and expressive, typical for a quick note or a draft of an idea. The overall tone of the note implies a discussion or theory related to Cubism, the nature of painting, and the use of color and shape to express subject logic in an architectural or neutral way. The condition of the paper suggests age, with slightly tattered edges and a yellowing color.

Created on 2024-03-30

This image appears to be a handwritten note on a beige-colored paper. The note discusses the intrinsic merit of the subject-logic in painting, which when disregarded in favor of illusions and anecdotes, leaves unrealized the expressive potential of the medium. It suggests that subject-logic in painting must be evaluated as a dimensional style in color-space, rather than as a means to an end. The note also features a small, abstract illustration in the top left corner.