Vajda Ljaos with Silver Square, 1939, Pencil, Indian Ink and Silver on Paper, 63.2x90.2cm 1939

This artwork, Vajda Lajos's "Vajda Ljaos with Silver Square", utilizes the abstract geometric style of the artist's Hungarian contemporary, László Moholy-Nagy. This work depicts a series of lines, geometric shapes, and hatched patterns that have been created using pencil, Indian ink, and silver, on paper. These materials help the artist capture the depth of the lines while the hatching creates a sense of depth and texture. The work is an abstract representation of a bird, its beak and eye are easily discernible in the composition, but the rest of the form is abstract. This work highlights the artist's ability to capture visual forms in a simplified and simplified yet intricate manner.