- The oil painting “Spring”, executed on hardboard in 1953, belongs to Milan Konjović’s colorist phase.
- As a painter deeply connected to the landscapes of Vojvodina, Konjović depicts a rural setting charged with expressive energy.
- The composition is defined by expressionist gestures and intense, impasto brushstrokes, giving the surface strong physical presence.
- The vast Vojvodina plain dominates the scene, bordered by a row of small houses along the village edge.
- The moment portrayed is one of profound stillness, captured just before a storm.
- A dark, threatening sky and restless countryside create an atmosphere of tension and anticipation.
- The painting conveys both the monumental scale of the landscape and the emotional charge of nature in transformation.
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