Raymond Hains' *Sans titre* is a striking example of the artist's signature engagement with found imagery and urban visual culture, drawn from the collection *From Turner to Cézanne: Five Remarkable Works on Paper*. The work reflects Hains' lifelong fascination with torn posters, fragmented text, and the layered surfaces of the modern city, transforming ephemeral street materials into a sophisticated artistic language. Through this piece, Hains bridges the gap between chance and intention, inviting the viewer to reconsider the aesthetic potential of everyday, discarded imagery.