Petroglyph 1935 - 1942

Lala Eve Rivol’s 1935-1942 "Petroglyph" is a red and gray drawing that evokes the feel of ancient rock art. The work depicts a variety of abstract figures with circular and linear shapes reminiscent of pictographs or petroglyphs found on cave walls. The use of red and gray colors and the textured surface create a sense of antiquity and a connection to the past. The artwork is a testament to Rivol's fascination with early forms of art and her ability to translate those forms into a contemporary aesthetic.