Tulips

In 20th-century Europe, women artists were far less visible, largely due to limited access to formal art education. Gizella Borbély primarily painted still lifes, occasionally creating portraits of those close to her. While the identity of the muse in this particular work remains unknown, the distinctive figure in motion sparks the viewer's imagination. This painting hung for decades in a dining room in the heart of the city.

Oil on woodboard

80x60