Oblak II (Holubi) 1935

Josef Capek's *Oblak II (Holubi)* (1935) is a whimsical depiction of two figures amidst a vibrant landscape. The sky is dominated by large, expressive clouds painted in soft pinks and blues, with a flock of white birds flying across the canvas. The simplified forms and bright colors evoke a childlike sense of wonder, characteristic of Capek's artistic style. The artist, known for his playful use of color and dynamic brushstrokes, creates a scene that is both charming and dreamlike. *Oblak II (Holubi)* exemplifies Capek's artistic approach to capturing the beauty and innocence of the natural world.