Couple III places a pair at the centre of a watercolour, connecting with the scenes of courtship and everyday life found throughout Béla Kádár’s practice. Made around 1920, the work belongs to a period in which his visual language drew together European modernism and Hungarian storytelling. The intimacy of paper offers a close encounter with those intersecting worlds.
Catalogue record and images from the Joseph Clark Collection. Rights in the work remain with the artist or their estate.
