Portrét farára Zemana 1941

Jozef Hanula’s 1941 portrait of Father Zeman depicts a man of faith in a contemplative pose. The subject is dressed in a traditional black cassock with a purple stole, holding a closed book in his hands. The painting, likely commissioned for a church or private collection, offers a glimpse into the life of a religious figure, emphasizing the calmness and devotion often associated with clergy. The portrait is characterized by realistic details and subdued colors, typical of Hanula’s style, who was known for his skill in portraiture.