This untitled lithograph from 1970 represents Alice Baber's exploration of abstract form and color relationships during a pivotal period in her artistic development. The work employs the lithographic medium to create nuanced layers of color and tone that interact across the composition. Without a specific title, the artwork invites viewers to engage directly with its visual elements rather than predetermined narratives. The limited edition of 100 reflects the artist's sustained commitment to printmaking as a primary medium. The work exemplifies the Color Field and abstract aesthetic sensibilities of the period.