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“Untitled” (Feb 22, 1964) is a rare, foundational study in Chicago Imagism, executed in ink, marker, and colored pencil on sketchbook paper. Predating the historic "Hairy Who" exhibitions, this piece balances intricate, jazz-inflected geometry with the subverted comic-strip pop culture that defined his early legacy.
Karl Wirsum (American, 1939 - 2021)
Untitled, Feb 22, 1964
ink, marker, and colored pencil on sketchbook paper
Artwork: 14 h x 11 w inches
Overall: 16 ¾ h x 14 w inches
“Untitled” (Feb 22, 1964) is a rare, foundational study in Chicago Imagism, executed in ink, marker, and colored pencil on sketchbook paper. Predating the historic "Hairy Who" exhibitions, this piece balances intricate, jazz-inflected geometry with the subverted comic-strip pop culture that defined his early legacy.
Karl Wirsum (American, 1939 - 2021)
Untitled, Feb 22, 1964
ink, marker, and colored pencil on sketchbook paper
Artwork: 14 h x 11 w inches
Overall: 16 ¾ h x 14 w inches