Vajda Lajos Házak Gémeskuttal 1936 

This simple yet evocative line drawing titled "Houses with a Well" is a work by the Hungarian artist Vajda Lajos. Created in 1936, the piece depicts a traditional Hungarian village scene with two houses, a fence, and a well with a long wooden beam extending from it. The piece exemplifies Vajda's unique style that combines folk motifs with modernist aesthetics. The minimalistic lines, stark contrasts, and simplified forms, typical of the artist's style, create a sense of both familiarity and abstraction, drawing attention to the simplicity and beauty of the rural scene.