Lajos Szalay

Death and the maiden - Lajos Szalay, 20th Century, Figurative drawing

circa 1970

Ink on paper Signed lower right by the artist Unique work Framed This work was executed by the Hungarian artist circa 1970. Pablo Picasso said about Lajos Szalay : "He is the best ...

Ink on paper Unique work Signed, dated 1973 and situated NY lower right by the artist This work was executed by the Hungarian artist in 1973 while he was living in New York, USA. P...

Ink on paper Signed lower right by the artist Circa 1965 Unique work Framed This work was executed by the Hungarian artist circa 1965. Pablo Picasso said about Lajos Szalay : "He i...

Ink on paper Signed and dated lower right by the artist Unique work Framed This work was executed by the Hungarian artist in 1971 while he was staying in Paris. Pablo Picasso said ...

Ink on paper Unique work Double face work Framed This work was executed by the Hungarian artist circa 1970. Pablo Picasso said about Lajos Szalay : "He is the best designer in the ...

Ink on paper Unique work Signed lower left by the artist This work was executed by the Hungarian artist circa 1970. Pablo Picasso said about Lajos Szalay : "He is the best designer...

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