Item Description

Artist: Eugene Simon / Szimon Jenő (1902–1978)
Title: Open Sea
Japanese Title: Unabara
Medium: Oil on canvas
Origin: Hungary

Artwork Size:
Approx. 31.8 × 41 cm
12.5 × 16.1 in
Based on the Japanese F6 canvas format. Please confirm the exact dimensions before listing.

Framed Size:
Approx. 52 × 61 cm
20.5 × 24.0 in

Signature:
Signed “Eug. Simon” on the lower right.

A vintage Japanese dealer label with the artist’s name, title and Hungarian identification is attached to the reverse.

Condition

The painting appears to be in generally good vintage condition, with no obvious major paint loss visible in the photographs.

The ornate vintage frame shows age-related wear, rubbing, scratches and areas of finish loss. A visible split or crack is present on one section of the decorative frame.

The paper backing on the reverse has tears, stains and other signs of age.

Please examine all photographs carefully for the exact condition.

Comment

An atmospheric original seascape by Hungarian painter Eugene Simon, also known as Szimon Jenő.

A grove of sunlit trees opens onto a vivid blue sea, with a small sailing boat in the distance and a solitary figure near the shoreline. The thick, energetic brushwork and luminous palette give the scene a lively plein-air quality.

The trees form a natural frame around the distant horizon, creating a strong sense of depth while retaining the decorative character of the composition. Its refreshing turquoise, green and golden tones make it particularly suitable for a bright interior.

The attribution is supported by the lower-right signature and the vintage Japanese dealer label attached to the reverse.

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