Original mid-century modern abstract sculpture by Hungarian artist András Kiss-Nagy, executed in a heavy silver-gray lead or lead-like metal and mounted on a polished wood block base. The piece presents a stylized abstract figural form with expressive carved and modeled surfaces, angular planes, and a compact modernist composition characteristic of postwar European sculpture. The underside retains an old paper label reading “Kiss Nagy András,” “Szeretet,” “Ólom,” and “1966,” indicating the title Szeretet — Hungarian for “Love” — the medium as lead, and the date 1966. The wood base also bears handwritten artist/title markings. A striking and unusual Hungarian modernist sculpture with strong presence, appealing patina, and documented period labeling. Condition is consistent with age, including surface wear, scratches, oxidation, label wear, and minor marks to the base, as shown. Approx. dimensions (in): 6 x 2.75 x 2.75.