White Walls 1939

"White Walls" is a 1939 painting by Hungarian artist Istvan Ilosvai Varga. It is a realistic depiction of a building with a white wall, a red roof, and a wooden support beam. The painting is characterized by its use of muted colors and a textured brushstroke. The subject matter suggests a scene of everyday life, perhaps depicting a common sight in the artist's native Hungary. The work may be interpreted as a reflection of Varga's style, characterized by a focus on architectural details and a preference for earthy hues.