Satellite 1906 - 1926

"Satellite" is a painting by Slovak artist Jozef Hanula, created between 1906 and 1926. This oil on canvas depicts a young woman, likely of Slovak descent, in traditional clothing. She is seated and holding a colorful, embroidered fabric. The painting is a testament to Hanula's mastery of realism and his focus on everyday life in Slovakia. Hanula was known for capturing the beauty and simplicity of rural life in his paintings, often depicting ordinary people engaged in everyday activities. His realistic approach and evocative subject matter make "Satellite" a notable example of his oeuvre, showcasing his talent for depicting the detail of the human form, as well as the intricate detail of traditional textiles and attire.