Vajda Lajos Házak Felett, Rajz 1937 1937

"Houses Above" is a 1937 drawing by Hungarian artist Lajos Vajda. The work is characterized by a simple, geometric style and a focus on line and form. The drawing depicts three stylized houses, with a single figure, perhaps a bird, flying above them. The houses are constructed with a series of angled lines and squares, creating a sense of depth and perspective. The figure in the sky is also rendered in a geometric style, with its wings and body composed of sharp angles. The work's simplicity and abstract quality is typical of Vajda's artistic style, which was heavily influenced by Surrealism and Constructivism.