Julius Bissier's "Untitled (Abstract Composition)" from 1962 exemplifies the artist's refined approach to abstraction through its delicate interplay of egg tempera and oil on linen, creating subtle tonal variations across an intimate scale. The work's modest dimensions and careful inscriptions suggest a meditative practice, characteristic of Bissier's exploration of minimalist forms and gestural mark making. Acquired from the prestigious Lefebvre Gallery in New York during 1969, this composition reflects the artist's commitment to exploring the expressive possibilities of restrained color and composition in post war European abstraction.