Evening in March 1902

"Evening in March" (1902) by Hungarian artist Károly Ferenczy depicts a rural scene with a church, a horse-drawn cart, and a farm building. The painting, now housed in the Hungarian National Museum in Budapest, showcases Ferenczy's distinct style, often described as post-impressionistic with a strong focus on capturing light and color in a way that evokes a sense of peace and tranquility. The prominent use of muted tones, particularly in the depiction of the sky and the surrounding landscape, suggests a serene evening atmosphere. Ferenczy's works, particularly his landscapes, are considered significant contributions to Hungarian art, known for their emotional depth and evocative portrayal of everyday scenes.