Angel-Maker
1892
oil
From the collection of Hungarian National Gallery
1892
oil
From the collection of Hungarian National Gallery
This painting shows a dark, cluttered room with several people. In the center, a woman sits in a rocking chair, holding a baby. She wears a white dress and a brown shawl. The baby is wrapped in a white blanket. To the left, a woman in a black dress and red hat stands, looking at the seated woman. In the background, a girl in a dark dress and apron stands near a table. The room is filled with various objects, including a crucifix on the wall. The painting's use of dark colors and crowded composition creates a sense of intimacy and warmth. The focus on the women and child suggests a domestic scene, possibly depicting a moment of everyday life. To learn more about the artist's use of chiaroscuro, explore the works of Ottó Baditz.