Vajda Lajos Házak Besszögellésel 1935 

Vajda Lajos's "Házak Besszögellésel" (Houses with Angled Walls) is a minimalist drawing that exemplifies the artist's signature style, known for its geometric forms and stark simplicity. Though the exact date is unknown, it's likely from the 1930s, a time when Lajos was experimenting with abstract representations of architecture. The work's emphasis on lines and angles, along with its sparse detail, creates a sense of both order and mystery, highlighting the tension between the mundane and the surreal.