Szobar II [bottom panel]

1978

Laszlo Dus

Associated Names
Laszlo Dus

Artist, American, born 1941

The image features a combination of geometric and organic shapes with intricate lines overlapping in an abstract composition. A large, irregular gray shape occupies the upper portion with detailed textures. Below is a rectangular, rust-red section with swirling white patterns. Both sections are divided by a stark white space, creating a balanced structure.
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Artwork overview

  • Medium

    monotype in gray, red and red-brown on wove paper

  • Credit Line

    Gift of Dr. Albert Scaglione

  • Dimensions

    plate: 91.44 × 58.42 cm (36 × 23 in.)
    sheet: 101.6 × 66.68 cm (40 × 26 1/4 in.)

  • Accession Number

    1979.56.3

Associated Artworks

An abstract image featuring a dominant form in the center with fluid, organic lines curving around a circular void. The shape resembles an ethereal animal figure, potentially a deer or a mythical creature, with an elongated neck and textured appearance. The background is a muted gray with subtle geometric patterns and layers that enhance the details of the primary shape, creating a sense of depth and mystery.

Szobar II [top panel]

Laszlo Dus

1978

The image shows intertwined and flowing lines creating organic and intricate shapes on a textured gray background. The lines loop and curl, resembling smoke or fabric in motion. The abstract composition suggests fluidity and transformation, evoking patterns like those in a map or aerial view of landscape features. The translucent and ethereal quality of the lines conveys a sense of lightness and intricacy, similar to spider silk or tree branches against a cloudy sky.

Szobar II [center panel]

Laszlo Dus

1978

Artwork history & notes

Wikidata ID

Q65573620

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