Bela Czobel
1883–1976 · Hungarian · 21 artworks
Post-ImpressionismFauvismExpressionismImpressionismBold color palettesSimplified formsExpressive brushworkUse of impastoDistorted perspectives
artist bio
Béla Czóbel was a Hungarian painter and graphic artist, known for his contributions to the development of Hungarian modern art. He explored various styles, including Fauvism and Expressionism, and played a significant role in introducing these movements to Hungary.
what you'll learn
Studying Czóbel's work allows students to explore the transition from Impressionism to Fauvism and Expressionism, focusing on color theory and emotional expression through art. Students can also learn about the influence of different European art centers on a single artist's development.
related: Henri Matisse, Andre Derain, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
21 artworks
Mask and Mandolin
1928
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Boy Holding a Ball
1916
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Sitting Peasant
1904
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In the Garden
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Girl with Red Shawl
1934
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Bank of the Seine in Paris
1925
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Girl before a Bed
1905
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Painters Outdoor
1906
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Madonna
1937
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Large Still-life with Fruits
1929
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Szentendre with the Danube
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View of a Street at Hatvan
1937
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Szentendre
1964
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Street in Southern France
1935
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Self-Portrait
1903
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Coastal View with Barges
1930
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Man with Straw Hat
1906
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In the Atelier
1922
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Still-life with Fruits
1929
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Street in Berlin
1920
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Girl by the Window with Flower
1904
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