Who painted Advertising Lights in the Street?

Advertising Lights in the Street was painted by János Vaszary in 1930.

Where can I see Advertising Lights in the Street?

Advertising Lights in the Street is held by Hungarian National Gallery.

What movement is Advertising Lights in the Street?

Advertising Lights in the Street is associated with American Folk Art.

Can I buy a print of Advertising Lights in the Street?

Museum-quality prints of Advertising Lights in the Street are available made-to-order from Artifact World Gallery.

Artwork

Advertising Lights in the Street

János Vaszary , 1930

Advertising Lights in the Street is an oil painting by the American Folk Art artist János Vaszary. It dates from 1930 and is held in the collection of the Hungarian National Gallery.

About this work

Overview

Advertising Lights in the Street, an oil painting by Hungarian artist János Vaszary from 1930, captures a nocturnal urban scene. The work is part of the collection at the Hungarian National Gallery.

Subject & Meaning

The painting depicts a lively nighttime street, emphasizing the interplay of vibrant neon lights against a dark sky. The scene conveys a sense of bustling energy through the presence of pedestrians, cars, and illuminated buildings.

Technique & Style

Vaszary employed bold, colorful brushstrokes to render the neon signs and lights, contributing to the overall dynamism. The painting utilizes chiaroscuro, contrasting light and dark to create depth and volume, enhancing its visual impact.

History & Provenance

Created in 1930 by János Vaszary, the painting is currently held in the collection of the Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest.