Czóbel Béla, Kertben, 1956 (Őszi Kert Könyv Illusztráció) 

This drawing, "In the Garden," was created by Bela Czobel in 1956, likely as an illustration. It's rendered in stark black lines against the raw texture of the paper. The image has a fragile and spontaneous quality, due to the density of lines which create a vibrant surface. The drawing operates within the semiotic space of representation, but it does not define things literally. Notice the figure, depicted from the back, observing a landscape blurred by rapid strokes. The linear marks are more than just descriptive; they convey energy, movement, and perhaps an emotional state tied to memory. The garden is not just a location, but also a psychological space mediated through expressive line work. Ultimately, the drawing's power lies in how Czobel uses the most basic of artistic tools, line and composition, to suggest a world beyond what is immediately depicted, thus blurring the boundaries between internal and external experience.