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from my visit to Budapest 2yrs ago….:“Sándor Pinczehelyi (1946, Szigetvár) is a Hungarian multimedia artist. As one of the participants of the Pécs Workshop in the early ‘70s, he contributed to the continuity and development of Hungaria
ser-louis:thepioden: culturenlifestyle:Student creates beautiful banknotes for a fictional currency Student artist Barbara Bernat creatively re-imagines Hungarian paper money with designs that look like pages from a naturalist’s sketchbook. The artist
sixpenceee: Hungarian artist Ervin Herve-Loranth is responsible the enormous sculpture, entitled ‘Feltépve’ which translates as ‘ripped up’ or ‘pop up’. The gigantic man appears to be emerging from underneath a blanket of grass. It was
unknowneditors: Mosstika Urban Greenery is a NYC based collective of eco-minded street artists, using gorilla tactics to evoke the call of man back to nature. Hungarian born artist Edina Tokodi & Jozsef Valyi -Toth encourages a more balanced
asylum-art:Here’s How The Euro Would Look If It Was Designed By This Hungarian Student Artist on Tumblr/ Behance The Euro! Love it or hate it, but many newer European Union members dream about it. Barbara Bernat made her dream come true by designing
László Mednyánszky (1852 - 1919), The Angler (1890)
Janos Thorma (Kiskunhalas 1870 - Nagybanya 1937), View of Nagybanya, N/D
Lajos Deák Ébner (1850 Pest - 1934 Budapest), Poultry Market, 1885; oil on canvas, 132 cm x 97 cm; Hungarian National Gallery (Magyar Nemzeti Galéria), Budapest
Philip Alexius de László (Budapest, 1869 – London, 1937); Miss Olive Trouton, 1910; oil on board, 70 x 90 cm; private collection
Simon Hollósy (1857, Máramarossziget, now Sighetu Marmaţiei - 1918, Técső, now Tiachiv, Ukraine); Parasztudvar szekérrel, 1912
Károly Ferenczy (Vienna 1862 - Budapest 1917); The twins Béli and Noémi, 1908; oil on canvas
Lajos Vajda (Zalaegerszeg 1908 - Budakeszi, Budapest, 1941); Still life on a table of horseshoe form, 1934; pastel on paper, 62 x 90 cm; Ferenczy Museum, Szentendre
Mihály Munkácsy (Munkács 1844 - Endenich, Bonn, 1900); Mosó asszonyok, 1892; oil on canvas, 100 x 64 cm; private collection
Lajos Deák Ébner (Pest 1850 - Budapest 1934); Harvesters on their way home, 1881; oil on canvas, 131 x 94.5 cm; National Museum of Hungary, Budapest
the-paintrist: master-painters: János Thorma - Portrait of Irén Bilcz - 1892 János Thorma (24 April 1870 – 5 December 1937) was a Hungarian painter. A representative figure of the Nagybánya artists’ colony, which started in 1896 at what is today
pingpongovertheabyss: Series on Gyorgy Kepes: Hungarian-born painter, author, designer, author and educator. “Artists are afraid of light and the meaning of light.”
odditiesoflife: Incredibly Carved Pencil Sculptures Hungarian artist and deviantART user cerkahegyzo carves intricate miniature sculptures from a single lead pencil. The artist says it’s a hobby and form of relaxation for him and that he carves them
ZICHY, Mihály Hungarian painter and graphic artist (b. 1827, Zala, d. 1906, St. Petersburg) The Triumph of the Genius of Destruction 1878 Oil on canvas, 447 x 550 cm Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
‘Self Portrait’ by Hungarian artist Vilmos Aba Novak (1894-1941).
artist-titian: Portrait of Ippolito de Medici in a Hungarian Costume, 1533, Titian Medium: oil,canvas
antonio-m: ‘After Roden’, by Peter Duhaj (1982 – present). Hungarian artist. oil on canvas.@peter.duhaj
asylum-art:The Anamorphic Illustrations of István OroszMind-bending anamorphic art by Hungarian artist István Orosz. The illustrations, which appear distorted, transforms into recognizable faces, body parts, or objects when a cylindrical mirror is placed
mequeme: ser-louis:thepioden: culturenlifestyle:Student creates beautiful banknotes for a fictional currency Student artist Barbara Bernat creatively re-imagines Hungarian paper money with designs that look like pages from a naturalist’s sketchbook.
antonio-m:‘Evening (Bathing Men)’, 1912 by Károly Ferenczy (1862-1917) Austrian-born Jewish Hungarian artist.
archiemcphee: For an ongoing guerrilla art project called Goldenroach Hungarian designer and visual artist Miklós Kiss, aka kissmiklos, has been smuggling 14-carat gold-plated bronze cockroaches into museums across Europe, making them part of the. Since
culturenlifestyle:Student creates beautiful banknotes for a fictional currency Student artist Barbara Bernat creatively re-imagines Hungarian paper money with designs that look like pages from a naturalist’s sketchbook. The artist created these beautiful
sixpenceee:Hungarian artist Ervin Herve-Loranth is responsible the enormous sculpture, entitled ‘Feltépve’ which translates as ‘ripped up’ or ‘pop up’. The gigantic man appears to be emerging from underneath a blanket of grass. It was initially
Incredibly Carved Pencil Sculptures Hungarian artist and deviantART user cerkahegyzo carves intricate miniature sculptures from a single lead pencil. The artist says it’s a hobby and form of relaxation for him and that he carves them in his free time.
asylum-art: A Peek into Britschgi’s Fantasy Land on DeviantAt Kinga Britschgi is a Hungarian digital artist based in the US. Her dreamscapes are populated with stunning imagery including a key hole cutout of a starry sky, and hair transformed into
fluffynephilim: sixpenceee: Hungarian artist Agnes Herczeg blends incredibly intricate lace art with knotty wooden pieces of wood. More info: agnesherczeg.com, Facebook Wooden pieces of wood
mymodernmet: A gigantic man crawls out from the earth in this spectacular outdoor sculpture titled Feltépve (“ripped up” or “popped up”) by Hungarian artist Ervin Loránth Hervé. Crafted from polystyrene, the larger-than-life sculpture was
culturenlifestyle: Student Creates Beautiful Banknotes for a Fictional Currency Student artist Barbara Bernat creatively re-imagines Hungarian paper money with designs that look like pages from a naturalist’s sketchbook. The artist created these
scowbaby: odditiesoflife: Incredibly Carved Pencil Sculptures Hungarian artist and deviantART user cerkahegyzo carves intricate miniature sculptures from a single lead pencil. The artist says it’s a hobby and form of relaxation for him and that he
scanzen: Fly Malév To Budapest – Hungarian Airlines, c1966. Artist: András Máté.
sixpenceee: Judit Czinkné Poór is a Hungarian artist and pastry chef that creates the most incredible cookie art I have seen. Working out of her studio, Mézesmanna, Judit uses icing like a paintbrush, creating incredible edibles.
asylum-art:A Peek into Britschgi’s Fantasy Land on DeviantAt Kinga Britschgi is a Hungarian digital artist based in the US. Her dreamscapes are populated with stunning imagery including a key hole cutout of a starry sky, and hair transformed into
archiemcphee: We’ve just learned about another amazing artist creating awesome works of art using pencils. (see previously featured pencil artists here) Hungarian artist cerkahegyzo is a professional tool maker by trade. He carves pencils in his free
artist-kirchner: Hungarian Dance, Ernst Ludwig Kirchnerhttps://www.wikiart.org/en/ernst-ludwig-kirchner/hungarian-dance
rimestar: archiemcphee: We’ve just learned about another amazing artist creating awesome works of art using pencils. (see previously featured pencil artists here) Hungarian artist cerkahegyzo is a professional tool maker by trade. He carves pencils
escapekit: Feltépve (“ripped up” or “popped up”) Hungarian artist Ervin Loránth Hervé has crafted this giant from polystyrene and was temporarily installed in Budapest’s Széchenyi Square for the Art Market Budapest art fair that took
asylum-art: Artist Ervin Herve-Loranth’s Giant Is Launching An Attack On Budapest A gigantic man crawls out from the earth in this spectacular outdoor sculpture titled Feltépve (“ripped up” or “popped up”) by Hungarian artist Ervin
wetheurban: ART: A Giant Erupts from the Earth in this Spectacular Outdoor Sculpture A gigantic man crawls out from the earth in this spectacular outdoor sculpture titled Feltépve (“ripped up” or “popped up”) by Hungarian artist Ervin Loránth
mercuruniverse: Source:https://americangallery.wordpress.com/2009/08/13/pal-fried-1893-1976/Pal Fried, Hungarian artist, who emigrated to USA after World War II.Reclining nude.
mercuruniverse: Source: https://americangallery.wordpress.com/2009/08/13/pal-fried-1893-1976/ Pal Fried, Hungarian artist who became a US citizen in 1953 and lived in New York and Los Angeles. Resting nude.
