Drawings

Castle’s colored work is often minimal with imagery reduced to the most elemental of forms.

This detailed drawing, copied from an advertisement, demonstrates Castle’s line work and ability to copy detailed imagery. The Soldiers

The purple hue of this monochrome drawing likely came from water-saturated crepe paper, which Castle routinely used as a color source. To

Castle often included small portraits in his text-based works, possibly intending them as authors. Prominently featured in this two-sided

Several visual devices bring the viewer into this drawing. For example, the tabletop in the foreground and the geometric patterns on both

It is unknown whether this drawing depicts an actual scene, or one composed from Castle’s imagination. He often presented objects in