The City Park 1912

Kmetty János made "The City Park" using oil paint, and you can feel the process in every brushstroke. It's like he's inviting you to walk right into the scene. The way János handles paint, it's not just about what you see, but how you see. The greens are layered, alive. And there's this cool contrast between the smooth paths and the textured leaves, like a dance between control and letting go. I love how he uses light to carve out the forms. Check out the way the light filters through the trees on the upper left. It almost feels like a mosaic. Like he's built the painting up from tiny shards of color. This reminds me of Cézanne, but János brings his own flavor, turning a simple park scene into a meditation on light, color, and form. Isn't that what art is all about?