An exceptional example of postwar American ink work, this large, original Sumi ink drawing by listed artist Sueo Sarisawa (1910–2004) captures the quiet power and elegance of nature with a modernist sensibility. Titled "Idlwylld Pine" and signed and dated 1972, the composition showcases Sarisawa’s mastery of negative space, gesture, and traditional brush technique.

Created in Sumi ink on delicate rice paper, the piece evokes both Japanese calligraphic aesthetics and midcentury abstraction. A rare and impressive work by a Japanese-American artist whose work bridges Eastern tradition and Western modernism.