Vilmos Aba-Novak
1894–1941 · Hungarian · 14 artworks
ExpressionismBold color palettesDynamic compositionSimplified formsNarrative scenes of Hungarian lifeUse of strong diagonals
artist bio
Vilmos Aba-Novák was a prominent Hungarian painter and graphic artist, known for his vibrant and dynamic depictions of Hungarian life and folklore. He played a significant role in introducing modern art movements, particularly Expressionism, to Hungary.
what you'll learn
Studying Aba-Novák's work allows students to explore the use of bold colors and dynamic compositions to convey energy and emotion. Students can also learn about the influence of folk art and national identity on artistic expression.
related: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Emil Nolde, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff
14 artworks
Double Portrait (The Artist and His Wife)
1925
difficulty
Landscape in Felsobanya
1924
difficulty
Carousel
1931
difficulty
Eta is Bathing
1924
difficulty
Musicians
difficulty
Farmyard
1936
difficulty
Sand Mine (Igal)
1927
difficulty
Homebound
1937
difficulty
Kitchen (In the Kitchen, Room Interior)
1927
difficulty
Red's Band
1930
difficulty
The Mask Maker
1941
difficulty
Market of Ceramics
difficulty
Pub
1930
difficulty
Daylabourers with Wheelbarrows
1927
difficulty