Bortnyik Sándor, Zászló Vivők 1918 

"Zászló Vivők" (Flag Bearers), created by Hungarian artist Sandor Bortnyik, is a bold and striking black and white woodcut depicting three figures carrying flags with a large star at the top. The use of sharp, angular lines and simplified forms is characteristic of the artist's embrace of Constructivism, a movement that emphasized geometric shapes and functionality. This artwork, likely created around 1918, captures the revolutionary spirit of the era, with its strong, forward-moving figures symbolizing progress and change. The stark contrast between black and white further emphasizes the powerful message of the work. Bortnyik, a prominent figure in Hungarian art history, played a significant role in promoting modern art throughout his long career.