This artwork is a signed oil painting on hardboard by the Hungarian artist Schéner Mihály (1923–2009). The painting depicts a scenic coastal town, likely inspired by the Adriatic region, featuring a prominent church tower, colorful houses, and sailboats on the water. The style utilizes broad, expressive brushstrokes and a vibrant blue-toned color palette for the sky and sea. Style: The piece is characterized by bold, expressionistic brushwork and a vivid color palette, typical of late 20th-century landscape interpretations. Medium: Oil on fiberboard with new frame. Dimensions: Approximately 60 cm in width and 34 cm in height. Artist Details: Mihály Schéner (1923–2009) was a prominent Kossuth Prize-winning Hungarian artist known for his versatile work as a painter, sculptor, graphic artist, ceramist. His art is characterized by blending modernist techniques with traditional Hungarian folk motifs. Notable Achievements Education: Studied at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts (1942–1947) under masters like Gyula Rudnay. Awards: Received the Kossuth Prize, Hungary’s highest cultural award, as well as the Munkácsy Prize. Museum Collections: His pieces are held in the Hungarian National Gallery and various regional museums in Székesfehérvár and Szombathely.