Cubist composition in Budapest

(1877 Budapest – 1956 same place) Four horses with riders, flatly designed, a cubist composition in contrasting colors. An exemplary work by Kádár, one of the most important Hungarian artists of the modern era, who studied under Ede Balló in Budapest from 1902. Kádár’s artistically productive period in the avant-garde style took place from 1922 to 1932 in Berlin, where he had already been exhibiting since 1923 at the “Sturm” gallery. In addition to Cubism, Futurism, and Constructivism, he was especially inspired by German Expressionism. Gouache on paper. Signed and monogrammed on the reverse, with the title of the work and details in Hungarian also indicated. Sheet size 30.3 cm x 46.8 cm. Gouache on paper. Signed. Monogram and title indicated on the reverse.