Czobel Béla Sziklás Tengerpart, Olaj, Vászon, 64x80cm 

Bela Czobel created 'Rocky Seashore' using oil on canvas. Czobel, a Hungarian painter, lived through two World Wars and several significant cultural shifts. His work provides a window into the emotional and psychological landscape of an artist navigating a rapidly changing world. It's worth noting that Czobel, like many artists of his time, grappled with questions of national identity and belonging, as Hungary underwent significant political and territorial changes during his lifetime. In this painting, the brushstrokes are thick, and the colors are intense. This creates a sense of immediacy. It's almost as if we're standing there, feeling the sea spray on our faces. Czobel doesn't shy away from the raw, untamed aspects of nature, mirroring perhaps the internal turmoil and uncertainty of the era. The way Czobel captures the rugged coastline, there's a sense of resilience and endurance, offering a powerful reflection on the human condition.