An upright, roughly rectangular, earth-brown and peachy-tan shape with ragged edges is at the center of this horizontal, abstract painting. Slowly we realize this central shape is a stylized face and long beard in the shape of a thick, capital letter T. Blocky ears straight across from rectangular eyes and a sketchily drawn nose create the wide crossbeam on the T. There is a peach smudge for the mouth and another band along the bottom of the painting, presumably representing skin on the chest. The rest of the central, dark area, a beard, is textured with sand and clay brown. The areas around the face and beard are streaked and daubed in with fog gray, pearl white, and pale tan. The artist signed and dated the work in the upper right corner, “J. Dubuffet 59.”