Bennett Sculpture 1943

"Bennett Sculpture" is a 1943 ink drawing by Hungarian artist László Moholy-Nagy, known for his contributions to abstract art and the Bauhaus movement. The artwork features a series of abstract shapes, lines, and curves, demonstrating Moholy-Nagy's exploration of form and space. The minimalist composition, executed in black ink on paper, evokes a sense of dynamism and movement, characteristic of his exploration of modern art and industrial design. The artwork is a testament to Moholy-Nagy's dedication to exploring the possibilities of abstract art.