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Untitled - 1948 shows fields of thinned paint resting one above the other. The brush moves in wide, slow passes, and the pigment sinks into the surface so the edges thin and open rather than stop clean. Some places look almost bare, just a stain of colour left behind by the stroke.

A framed poster gives the picture a firm border. A dark wood frame pulls the lighter paint forward, while a white one makes the whole field feel lighter at the join. Either way the edge stays simple and does not compete.

In a hallway, people walking past catch the faint shifts where one wash meets the next. The outer frame stays out of the way, and the painted surface holds the attention as you turn toward the door.