Vajda Lajos Kék Szürke Ablakokkal. 1936 

"Vajda Lajos Kék Szürke Ablakokkal," a 1936 abstract drawing by Hungarian artist Vajda Lajos, employs geometric shapes and lines to depict a simplified architectural space. The piece showcases Vajda's interest in geometric abstraction, a style popular during the early 20th century. The drawing features overlapping lines and shapes, creating a sense of depth and spatial complexity. While the subject is unclear, the abstract forms evoke a sense of architecture or a constructed environment, reflecting Vajda's exploration of geometric abstraction and its relationship to the built world.