My father 1892

Jozef Hanula, a Slovak painter known for his portraits and landscapes, painted "My father" in 1892. This oil painting depicts a man in a formal black coat with a white collar and a dark tie. The subject's face is rendered with detail, conveying the man's age and character through wrinkles, lines, and a slight frown. Hanula's realistic style brings a sense of intimacy and gravitas to the piece, reflecting the artist's profound respect for his father. The painting, a testament to familial bonds, offers a glimpse into the life of a man captured in time by his son's artistic skill.