A Minor Anatomy of Decay,, (June 1, 1974)

Lubell 2/9: 52

Ink and wash drawing of a structure almost completely devoid of a realistic central structure, but which appears to be a amalgamation of several distinct, decaying forms of plant and animal life. This morass, which almost looks like a small hill covered in dying mushrooms, broken twigs, and fallen leaves, uses a wide variety of ink line patterns and what appears to be wash or watercolor (primarily in browns and bluish-grays, along with pink for two mushroom pilei, or caps). Signed W. Lubell.

38.2 x 56.8 cm