The head of a girl in a scarf 1937

Mikuláš Galanda's 1937 artwork, "The head of a girl in a scarf," is a striking example of stylized portraiture. The piece features a woman's face, rendered in bold, flat colors, and outlined in black, against a background of floral pattern and a geometric frame. The simplicity of the forms and vivid color palette suggest a folk art influence, while the stylized treatment of the face points to the artist's interest in modern art. The work embodies Galanda's unique aesthetic, a blend of traditional Slovak folk art and modern artistic trends.