Hills with blue shades 1932

Istvan Nagy's 1932 painting "Hills with blue shades" presents a landscape dominated by dark, almost black, brushstrokes. The thick lines suggest trees, and the blue hues depict a snowy, or perhaps icy, scene. The use of charcoal evokes a sense of mystery and depth, highlighting Nagy's expressive and evocative style. The artist, born in 1873, was known for his landscapes and portraits, which often incorporated dramatic light and shadow. His work offers a glimpse into the world of early 20th-century Hungarian art, capturing the beauty of nature with a unique, almost abstract approach.