Czóbel Béla 1966 Paris 1966

Bela Czobel's "Czóbel Béla 1966 Paris" from 1966, exemplifies the artist's signature style. Utilizing bold, expressive brushstrokes, Czobel captures the essence of a still life arrangement. The painting's composition is a vibrant display of color and form, with elements such as a potted plant, a blue vase, and lemons seemingly floating amidst a complex interplay of abstract shapes. Czobel's art often reflected his Hungarian roots, incorporating a sense of folk art and a unique blend of realism and abstraction. This work demonstrates his skillful use of color and texture, capturing the beauty of everyday objects in a distinctively expressive manner.