Babits: The book of Jonah III. 

Maria Bozoky made "Babits: The Book of Jonah III" using ink and paper. Bozoky was a Hungarian artist who navigated the complexities of being a woman in the mid-20th century art world. This piece is part of a series inspired by Mihály Babits's poem about the biblical story of Jonah. Bozoky reimagines Jonah's tale through a uniquely personal lens. The stark black ink captures Jonah's emotional turmoil and his struggle with divine will, reflecting a broader narrative of individual versus authority. There is an emotional rawness in Bozoky's work, a visceral quality that speaks to the heart of human experience. The artist's vision offers a modern reinterpretation of an ancient story, inviting viewers to contemplate themes of disobedience, repentance, and redemption.