Yellow Landscape 1916

"Yellow Landscape" (1916) by Janos Mattis-Teutsch, is an expressionistic painting that captures a vibrant, almost glowing landscape. The artist, known for his distinctive style that incorporates bold colors and simplified forms, uses vivid yellow to portray the dominant element of the scene - a sun-drenched field or meadow. The landscape is further emphasized by the background, featuring blue hills and a sky, painted in a flat, almost geometric manner. The work exhibits the artist's signature use of color and flatness, which contributes to the painting's evocative, almost abstract feel. This piece showcases Mattis-Teutsch's exploration of color and form in a landscape context, revealing his unique approach to depicting nature.