Zsigmond Pálnagy (1896–1959) was a Hungarian painter and a prominent representative of Hungarian modernism and realist art. His oeuvre spanned a wide range of subjects, from landscapes to portraits and still lifes. Pálnagy was particularly known for capturing the simple yet profound moments of rural life, blending elements of realism and symbolism in his work. Light and shadow interplay, along with subtle color nuances, played a key role in his artistic expression.