Vajda Lajos Cave Grave, 1938, Pencil on Indian Ink on Paper, 45,6x87,6cm 1938

"Vajda Lajos Cave Grave" is a 1938 drawing by Hungarian artist Lajos Vajda, notable for its abstract style. Created with pencil and Indian ink on paper, the artwork features a series of fragmented shapes and forms reminiscent of cave paintings. The composition is dominated by a large, semi-abstract figure on the right, while geometric shapes and abstract elements fill the rest of the canvas. Vajda's work is characterized by its exploration of primitive forms and the subconscious, often evoking a sense of mystery and the unknown. This drawing reflects Vajda's artistic sensibility, blending a sophisticated technique with a raw, primal quality.