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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Fine Arts Museum-Hungarian National Gallery and the Janus Pannonius Museum in Pecs are celebrating the 170th anniversary of the birth of Kosztka Tivadar Csontvary with a joint exhibition. The exhibition, which features around 40 works and comprehensively presents his oeuvre, is a fitting tribute to one of the most original and well-known artists in the history of Hungarian painting. The exhibition, realized in cooperation between the Janus Pannonius Museum in Pecs and the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest - Hungarian National Gallery, is accompanied by a bilingual, richly illustrated catalog. Csontvary 170. April 14, 2023 - July 16, 2023, Museum of Fine Arts Exhibition catalogue for the Csontvary 170 memorial exhibition from the Collection of the Hungarian National Gallery and the Janus Pannonius Museum in Pecs. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This book accopmanies the Lights and Shadows exhibition, which is being held on the 80th anniversary of his death, aims to present the painter's work in its entirety, following the chronology of the artworks in his highly varied artistic periods, both sty This book accopmanies the Lights and Shadows exhibition, which is being held on the 80th anniversary of his death, aims to present the painter's work in its entirety, following the chronology of the artworks in his highly varied artistic periods, both stylistically and thematically, from the mid-1890s to his tragic end in the 1940s. The international context and parallels of Fenyes' early works are presented in the exhibition by a few Austrian and German paintings, and the exhibition also includes works by Hungarian artist friends and students from the four decades of the Szolnok art colony that bear Fenyes' name. Selected from the collection of the Museum of Ethnography, the exhibition also brings together a selection of ethnographic and everyday objects from the Jasz-Nagykun-Szolnok county, which were the main motifs of many of the artist's paintings. Although his paintings have always been essential works in the Hungarian National Gallery's permanent 20th-century exhibitions, his name has been absent from the monographic list of exhibitions, Lights and Shadows attempts to redefi ne his place in 20th century art history. Lights and Shadows exhibition, which is being held on the 80th anniversary of his death, aims to present the painter's work in its entirety, following the chronology of the artworks in his highly varied artistic periods, both stylistically and thematically, from the mid-1890s to his tragic end in the 1940s. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The retrospective exhibition of Lajos Gulacsy, one of the most unique figures of twentieth-century Hungarian art, opens in the National Gallery from 6 April 2023. The large-scale show of some two hundred works, including eighty-four paintings, reveals the diversity of Gulacsy's profound art by highlighting new contexts. Besides the many well-known masterpieces, visitors can view several recently identified works. His paintings, drawings, and illustrations are complemented by Gulacsy's manuscripts, photographs taken of him and characteristic works by his contemporaries. The exhibition presents the many colours of Gulacsy's oeuvre arranged in several sections, its connections with the art of the past and the present, and with his contemporaries. Gulacsy's self-portraits, his home, Italy, and the artistic periods he evoked are shown in separate chapters, and so are his theatrical and literary connections, his illustrations, his drawings of Na'Conxypan, as well as the last period of his oeuvre with images of war that convey with dramatic force the artist's ever-gloomier state of mind. GULACSY. The Prince of Na'Conxypan. The Art of Lajos Gulacsy (1882-1932), Hungarian National Gallery, 7 April - 27 August 2024 The retrospective exhibition of Lajos Gulacsy, one of the most unique figures of twentieth-century Hungarian art, shows over two hundred works, including eighty-four paintings, which reveals the diversity of Gulacsys profound art by highlighting new contexts. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Fine Arts Museum-Hungarian National Gallery and the Janus Pannonius Museum in Pecs are celebrating the 170th anniversary of the birth of Kosztka Tivadar Csontvary with a joint exhibition. The exhibition, which features around 40 works and comprehensively presents his oeuvre, is a fitting tribute to one of the most original and well-known artists in the history of Hungarian painting. The exhibition, realized in cooperation between the Janus Pannonius Museum in Pecs and the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest - Hungarian National Gallery, is accompanied by a bilingual, richly illustrated catalog. Csontvary 170. April 14, 2023 - July 16, 2023, Museum of Fine Arts Exhibition catalogue for the Csontvary 170 memorial exhibition from the Collection of the Hungarian National Gallery and the Janus Pannonius Museum in Pecs. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This book accopmanies the Lights and Shadows exhibition, which is being held on the 80th anniversary of his death, aims to present the painter's work in its entirety, following the chronology of the artworks in his highly varied artistic periods, both sty This book accopmanies the Lights and Shadows exhibition, which is being held on the 80th anniversary of his death, aims to present the painter's work in its entirety, following the chronology of the artworks in his highly varied artistic periods, both stylistically and thematically, from the mid-1890s to his tragic end in the 1940s. The international context and parallels of Fenyes' early works are presented in the exhibition by a few Austrian and German paintings, and the exhibition also includes works by Hungarian artist friends and students from the four decades of the Szolnok art colony that bear Fenyes' name. Selected from the collection of the Museum of Ethnography, the exhibition also brings together a selection of ethnographic and everyday objects from the Jasz-Nagykun-Szolnok county, which were the main motifs of many of the artist's paintings. Although his paintings have always been essential works in the Hungarian National Gallery's permanent 20th-century exhibitions, his name has been absent from the monographic list of exhibitions, Lights and Shadows attempts to redefi ne his place in 20th century art history. Lights and Shadows exhibition, which is being held on the 80th anniversary of his death, aims to present the painter's work in its entirety, following the chronology of the artworks in his highly varied artistic periods, both stylistically and thematically, from the mid-1890s to his tragic end in the 1940s. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - This book accopmanies the Lights and Shadows exhibition, which is being held on the 80th anniversary of his death, aims to present the painter's work in its entirety, following the chronology of the artworks in his highly varied artistic periods, both styThis book accopmanies the Lights and Shadows exhibition, which is being held on the 80th anniversary of his death, aims to present the painter's work in its entirety, following the chronology of the artworks in his highly varied artistic periods, both stylistically and thematically, from the mid-1890s to his tragic end in the 1940s. The international context and parallels of Fényes' early works are presented in the exhibition by a few Austrian and German paintings, and the exhibition also includes works by Hungarian artist friends and students from the four decades of the Szolnok art colony that bear Fényes' name. Selected from the collection of the Museum of Ethnography, the exhibition also brings together a selection of ethnographic and everyday objects from the Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok county, which were the main motifs of many of the artist's paintings. Although his paintings have always been essential works in the Hungarian National Gallery's permanent 20th-century exhibitions, his name has been absent from the monographic list of exhibitions, Lights and Shadows attempts to redefi ne his place in 20th century art history.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The retrospective exhibition of Lajos Gulácsy, one of the most unique figures of twentieth-century Hungarian art, opens in the National Gallery from 6 April 2023. The large-scale show of some two hundred works, including eighty-four paintings, reveals the diversity of Gulácsy's profound art by highlighting new contexts. Besides the many well-known masterpieces, visitors can view several recently identified works. His paintings, drawings, and illustrations are complemented by Gulácsy's manuscripts, photographs taken of him and characteristic works by his contemporaries. The exhibition presents the many colours of Gulácsy's oeuvre arranged in several sections, its connections with the art of the past and the present, and with his contemporaries. Gulácsy's self-portraits, his home, Italy, and the artistic periods he evoked are shown in separate chapters, and so are his theatrical and literary connections, his illustrations, his drawings of Na'Conxypan, as well as the last period of his oeuvre with images of war that convey with dramatic force the artist's ever-gloomier state of mind. GULÁCSY. The Prince of Na'Conxypan. The Art of Lajos Gulácsy (18821932),Hungarian National Gallery, 7 April 27 August 2024.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This book accopmanies the Lights and Shadows exhibition, which is being held on the 80th anniversary of his death, aims to present the painter's work in its entirety, following the chronology of the artworks in his highly varied artistic periods, both sty This book accopmanies the Lights and Shadows exhibition, which is being held on the 80th anniversary of his death, aims to present the painter's work in its entirety, following the chronology of the artworks in his highly varied artistic periods, both stylistically and thematically, from the mid-1890s to his tragic end in the 1940s. The international context and parallels of Fenyes' early works are presented in the exhibition by a few Austrian and German paintings, and the exhibition also includes works by Hungarian artist friends and students from the four decades of the Szolnok art colony that bear Fenyes' name. Selected from the collection of the Museum of Ethnography, the exhibition also brings together a selection of ethnographic and everyday objects from the Jasz-Nagykun-Szolnok county, which were the main motifs of many of the artist's paintings. Although his paintings have always been essential works in the Hungarian National Gallery's permanent 20th-century exhibitions, his name has been absent from the monographic list of exhibitions, Lights and Shadows attempts to redefi ne his place in 20th century art history. Lights and Shadows exhibition, which is being held on the 80th anniversary of his death, aims to present the painter's work in its entirety, following the chronology of the artworks in his highly varied artistic periods, both stylistically and thematically, from the mid-1890s to his tragic end in the 1940s. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…