Vajda Lajos Házak Csendélettel 1936. 235x310 Mm Pencil 1936

Vajda Lajos's "Houses with Still Life," a pencil drawing from 1936, exemplifies the artist's unique approach to architectural representation. Composed of geometric shapes, the houses seem to float and intertwine, creating an abstract landscape. The artist's simplified lines and delicate details, like the church's cross and the window panes, imbue the work with a sense of both stability and dynamism. This artwork is considered an important example of Hungarian Naive Art, characterized by its simple forms and childlike perspective.