Sleepwalkers 1942

Cyprián Majerník’s 1942 painting “Sleepwalkers” depicts a group of figures walking through a landscape. The figures are rendered in a loose and gestural style, with elongated limbs and simplified features. The overall composition suggests a sense of movement and unease, as the figures seem to be drifting through the scene in a trance-like state. The painting's somber palette and expressive brushstrokes contribute to the work's eerie and haunting atmosphere. The artist, Majerník, is best known for his surrealist and expressionist works, which explored themes of dreams, memory, and the human condition.