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Other details :
Artwork on fixed support. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
5.5x8.7in
About this artwork
This finely detailed ink drawing from 1956 depicts the impressive silhouette of the Széchenyi Chain Bridge in Budapest, with the majestic St. Stephen's Basilica in the background. The perspective draws the eye across the Danube, creating a striking sense of depth.
The warm sepia tone of the paper underlines the historical character of the work and gives the scene a nostalgic, almost poetic atmosphere.
Created during a turbulent year in Hungarian… history, this work combines documentary accuracy with artistic sensitivity. It exemplifies the classic European cityscape of the post-war period and will particularly appeal to collectors interested in architectural drawings, historical cityscapes, and Central European motifs.
A timeless work that unfolds its effect both as a solitary piece and in the context of a curated collection.
Josef Heil, born in Hungary and shaped by a turbulent life, works with oil, acrylic, and watercolor – inspired by his love of nature and his European roots. His style evolves between realistic landscape painting and expressive, abstract modernism, often characterized by vibrant colors and an intense devotion to the subject. With his works, he seeks to capture the magic of landscapes and the emotions of a moment, making the vibrancy and atmosphere of a place palpable.