Czóbel Béla Lila Macska, Szén, Papír, 25.5x29cm 

"Lila Macska" (Purple Cat) is a charcoal and paper drawing by the Hungarian artist Béla Czóbel. The work is a study in gestural drawing, capturing the form of a cat with loose, expressive lines. The use of charcoal creates a sense of depth and texture, while the addition of purple hues suggests the artist's exploration of color in his work. Though the exact date of the drawing is unknown, it likely dates back to the early 20th century. Czóbel was known for his vibrant colors and dynamic compositions. He was a prominent figure in the Hungarian avant-garde movement and participated in numerous exhibitions throughout Europe. This drawing exemplifies the artist's mastery of drawing and his unique artistic vision.