Bertalan Por
1880–1964 · Hungarian · 19 artworks
Naïve Art (Primitivism)Post-ImpressionismCubismSimplified formsExpressive color palettesDepiction of peasant lifeUse of bold outlinesBlending of styles
artist bio
Bertalan Por was a Hungarian painter known for his diverse artistic styles, including Naïve Art, Post-Impressionism, and Cubism. He captured the essence of Hungarian landscapes and peasant life with a unique blend of simplicity and expressive color.
what you'll learn
Studying Por's work allows students to explore the transition from traditional art styles to modernism, focusing on simplified forms and expressive color palettes. Students can learn to blend different artistic styles and create unique compositions.
related: Henri Rousseau, Paul Gauguin, Paul Cezanne
19 artworks
Shepherd and his Lover
1927
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Landscape in Krahovice
1914
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Sunlit Landscape with Bridge
1909
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Child in Red Coat
1930
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Woman with a Hat
1905
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Margitka
1938
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Calf
1927
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Landscape
1908
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Gypsies
1907
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Brookside
1919
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Landscape by a Brook
1908
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Japanese Picture
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Sermon on the Mountain
1911
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Forest Path
1911
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Landscape in the Alföld with Young Men
1906
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Lights on the Riverside
1909
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Mihály Károlyi
1930
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The Family
1909
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Self-Portrait
1906
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