Abstract Geometric and Organic Mixed Media Drawing

This original work of art features a prominent circular form rendered in a textured, tonal wash of grey and blue hues, suggesting the use of watercolor, ink, or a similar fluid medium. The circle dominates the vertical composition, displaying a stippled or mottled internal texture that conveys a sense of depth and celestial or organic atmosphere. Within and around this central sphere are precise, linear elements drawn in black ink. Two diagonal lines converge at the top center to form a 'V' shape anchored by a short vertical stroke, while three parallel vertical lines extend from the bottom, terminating in small horizontal tacks or dots within the sphere's lower quadrant. The support appears to be a heavy-weight, ivory or light-cream paper with visible subtle foxing or discoloration consistent with mid-20th-century origins. The aesthetic aligns with Modernist or Minimalist traditions, likely dating from the 1960s to 1970s. The execution shows high craftsmanship in the balance between the soft, gestural wash of the circle and the architectural rigidity of the ink lines. No signature is clearly visible in this view, though a faint marking in the lower right corner may indicate an artist's initials or date. The condition appears stable, with slight paper toning and minor edge wear consistent with a vintage work on paper.