A memory from Japan (1918)

Born Sarolta Kiss, she later graduated from the College of Fine Arts at the same time as her husband. She worked only with watercolours and painted mainly interiors and still lifes. She used the brush with a steady hand and her colours have a strength and depth that give her paintings the effect of oil paintings. She and her husband went on major annual trips, including Japan, some of which she exhibited at the eleventh annual exhibition of the Hungarian Women Artists' Association in 1919 and later in Kecskemét in 1927.