Perseus Beheading Medusa, I 1944

André Racz's 1944 print "Perseus Beheading Medusa, I," exemplifies the artist's exploration of the human figure through an abstract and expressive style. The composition features a dynamic interplay of lines, creating a sense of tension and movement. The artist's signature style, marked by bold outlines and the use of chiaroscuro, is evident in the artwork, showcasing Racz's unique approach to capturing the essence of the classical myth of Perseus and Medusa. The print is a powerful example of Racz's artistic vision, and his ability to infuse traditional subject matter with a sense of raw emotion and dynamism.