Spring Flowers, 1996 _{An Abstract, Oil on Cardboard, Painting}

This 1989 oil painting on carton embodies the bold energy of Expressionism, influenced by German artistic movements. The dynamic composition captures a lush bouquet in a rich interplay of greens, reds, yellows, and purples, set against a striking deep blue background.

Németh's signature gestural style brings life to the floral arrangement, giving it a raw, organic feel. Rejecting Socialist Realism, he embraced nature’s spontaneity, often referring to himself as the “Painter of the Volcano.” His works, housed in public collections like the Károly Ferenczy Museum, continue to inspire.

Perfect for living spaces, offices, or galleries, Spring Flowers adds a joyful and sophisticated touch to any interior.