Hyperrealist Istvan Sandorfi's skewed reality

 

Istvan Sandorfi's Paintings

Istvan Sandorfi, a Hungarian artist, has long had a contentious reputation. Critics of his art feel he depicted himself as a murderer. His early works are a series of upsetting scenarios. He primarily depicted unusual things or motions and happenings. Colorshis works from the 1970s and 1980s - blue, lilac, and cool pairings. Istvan Sandorfi's paintings portray unusual things, motions, and circumstances. This is not a coincidence. The artist went through a lot in his life, and these psychological traumas had to have an impact on the style and topics of his paintings. Istvan Sandorffy built a ghostly universe full of unfinished business, loneliness, and doom. The artist's paintings, with bodies dissolving into the air and melting in the sun's rays, seem to emphasize the fragility and unpredictability of all that exists. About the futility of attempting to preserve in space the precious pictures of loved ones and loved ones who have passed away. Blue, lilac, and their cool mixtures dominate his works from the 1970s to the 1980s. He painted more feminine figures and still lifes in the 1980s, and he has primarily painted ladies since 1988. Many of István Sándorfi's paintings are so detailed that they seem like photographs. The artist's paintings were purchased before he finished them. The paintings were so beautiful that individuals interested in purchasing them pre-registered on a waiting list.

Artist Kovács Anna Brigitta | A Contemporary Hungarian WaterColorist | ArtLiveAndBeauty

 

Kovács Anna Brigitta's Watercolors Paintings

The work of Hungarian artist Kovacs Anna Brigitta is vibrant, unique, and appealing. She is a working artist. When she was in fifth grade, her art instructor dubbed her the "Queen of Color." Kovacs Anna Brigitta attended art school, college, and university. She works in watercolour and oil, attempting to produce something fresh, interesting, and odd that would undoubtedly delight people. Kovacs Anna Brigitta's amazing, colourful city landscapes, architecture, portraits, birds, animals, flowers, and still lifes are realistic, pleasant, and artistic, and leave a lot of good impressions. her style of paintings is absolutely dazzling , her colors is beyound beauty, not mentioning the harmony , when i see the colors distribution in her paintings i feel like her colors is totally new to my eyes , like its creation belongs only to Kovacs Anna Brigitta.  Anna Brigitta's works may be found throughout the United States, Italy, Greece, Serbia, and Hungary.

35 Still Life Paintings of Artist Ferenc Tulok | ArtLiveAndBeauty

Artist-Ferenc-Tulok's-Paintings 

Artist Ferenc Tulok is a Contemporary Hungarian Still-Life Painter. He was born in 1949, in Budapest, Hungary.Since Early age of his Childhood Ferenc Tulok Was in love with sketching and Drawing, but he was first hesitant to dedicate himself to the arduous and monetarily unpredictable profession of artist.

Ferenc Tulok enrolled in the Budapest Polytechnic Institute in order to achieve a dependable career, and graduated in 1973 with a degree in mechanical engineering. Ferenc Tulok worked in his field for a number of firms in Budapest, but his desire for art overtook him: since 1977, he has worked as an engineer while also painting, and since 1989, Ferenc Tulok has decided to devote himself fully to his true calling. The most popular genre of painting in Ferencand was still life, which was inspired by the traditions of the Flemish artists of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Ferenc Tulok loves to paint on wood or copper plates since he believes it is the finest medium for expressing his thoughts. The majority of Ferenc Tulok's works are in private collections in Hungary and abroad (Austria, England, the United States, Germany, Denmark, Greece, and Holland).

74 Masterpieces of Maria Szantho | ArtLiveAndBeauty

Paintings of Artist Maria Szantho

Maria Szantho Talented Hungrain Painter, Who lived a little over a hundred years.decpite that she was married three times , but god didnt gave her Kids, she was born in (Jul 1897) , in Szeged city ( south of hungray ) ,  Maria was not only an artist, but also a talented pianist. She received a diploma in piano from the Hungarian Academy of Music. She studied painting in Hungary, France and Italy and began , 

exhibiting in the mid-1920s in the USA and Japan. Maria's paintings were painted "at the junction" of realism and impressionism. Basically, these are portraits of very beautiful women with musical instruments (this theme runs through all her work), or nude.

Artist Miki Petur (Hungarian artist)

 

Artist Miki Petur 

Miki Földi, traditional & digital painter & interior designerMiki Földi is one of the winners at ImagineFX’s "Rising Star 2012" Contest in "Corel Painter" category an  finalist at the RayMar's 8th Annual Fine Art Competition.

Artist Emerico Toth (Hungarian artist)

Artist Emerico Toth 

Imre Tóth is an Hungarian painter. "My name Imre Tóth, artist name Emerico. My art is abstract, realistic, modern, sometime surreal, created in my own style and vision that most closely leans towards the expressionist and impressionist generic descriptions of styles.

There is no commitment towards theme and style. There is no defined path, only the love of painting. It is an ever-learning and experimenting spirit".

   

Artist Varga Szidonia (Hungarian artist)

Artist Varga Szidonia 

Szidonia Varga was born in 1965 in Kiskunfelegyhaza, Hungary. Her fresh and beautiful floral still lifes are known world-wide. Her works can be found in galleries for more than 25 years. The eternal miracle of nature, the Flower gives her the main inspiration, that appears regularly in her figurative paintings as well.At an exhibition, Dr. Gabor Thurai praised her works with the following words:

"I have met with her exquisite still lifes flowing in white many times. Watching her works, reminds me of my old obsession that doing fine art must be a female occupation. The closer faces and flowers she would prefer to put under microscopic examination. Her paintings are flooded with vivacious floral creations. Her backgrounds are characterized by distinctive grays shining moderately. Her still lifes are perfectly harmonious and peculiarly enigmatic.”She started working with glass and clay at College. Her artworks have been characterized by continuous innovation and experimentation in recent times. Currently she also produces ceramic ornamental pieces.

Artist Miklos Foldi (Hungarian artist)

Artist Miklos Foldi  

Miklos Foldi is a Hungarian painter and was born in 1976. He is been interested in painting and art since he was young. For him, art was his first love. He is a figurative artist who draws the beauty of human figures. He is rightly said to be a master of painting and colors. I found his art works while browsing the internet and couldn't resist myself to share some of his beautiful art works with you. I loved the depth of beauty and perfection in his paintings. Anyone with a first look would surely love his art works. lovely use of colors, beautiful composition and striking appeal is inseparable part of this artists works.

Artist Peter Bojthe (Hungarian artist)

Artist Peter Bojthe 

He was born in 1968. He is a self-taught painter who studied a degree in Industrial Engineering (Machinery and Tools) in 1995. He starts painting at 14 years old being his favourite techniques oil and watercolor. From 2002 on he dedicated himself to the world of professional painting. He focused his attention on themes such as marines, figures, landscapes, bullfighting and Byzantine icons, using an Impressionist style. In his paintings, Bojthe always tries to grasp the right mood, movement, light and atmosphere. Like most of the impressionist artists, his works are based on the analysis of reality. His goal is for his artwork to replicate his visual perception at a specific point in time,  capturing the actual color emanating from nature in the right instant. His work focuses on the effects that natural light has on objects and not in the exact representation of the shapes.Bojthe’s artworks are part of the Spanish Royal Family art collection (Portrait of the Prince of Asturias), as well as other Spanish Government departments, such as  the Chamber of Commerce of Almeria, the City Hall of Roquetas de Mar. It can also be found in private collections in Hungary, Austria, Romania, Holland, Germany, England, Spain, Turkey and New Zealand.

All and each of the artworks by this artist are an excellent investment. We cannot forget he has taken part in more than 50 collective and individual exhibitions and contests all over Europe.

Artist Maksai Janos (Hungarian artist)

Artist Maksai Janos 

Hungarian painter, was born in Debrecen. Learn the bases of painting at free schools of art from 1972. Since 1983 János taken part regularly in the work of international colonies of artists. János paintings were shown in several independent and collective exhibitions: in Budapest, Szentendre, Debrecen, Hajdúszoboszló and Tokaj. János pictures can be found in the homes of collectors in Austria, France, Germany, Poland and Australia. Hi work with oil technique on canvas. "I would like to paint the beauties of the world. I try to tell people in the language of painting in what a wonderful world of nature we are living, we must only behave in a human way for it. I live in Debrecen since 1990. I have been a freelance artist".

Artist Kovas Anna Brigitta (Hungarian Artist)

“I have always loved to create art. When I was in fifth grade, my art teacher called me the "Queen of Colors" and that further encouraged me me to continue working on my dream to become an artist. After graduating from a high school specialized on art and textile design, I majored at art in college. My field of specialty is watercolor and oil because I love the fluidity this medium enables me to capture. I consider interpreting the beauty of the natural and the man-made world my mission in life because I hope to bring joy to people” K.A.B.

Agasfer at the End of the World , 1888

Artist / Adolf Hiremi-Hirschl

38 Paintings By Artist Miklós Barabás ( 1810 - 1898 ) | ArtLiveAndBeauty

 

 Artist Miklós Barabás

Miklós Barabás (1810-1898) was a well-known Hungarian artist whose work had a lasting impact on the 19th-century art scene. He acquired not only national but also worldwide acclaim as a painter and portraitist. Barabás' ability to capture the spirit of his themes, as well as his commitment to creative perfection, has cemented his status as one of Hungary's most recognized painters. Miklós Barabás was born in Mărgău, a tiny town in modern-day Romania, on February 10, 1810. His early life was characterised by impoverished beginnings, yet his love of art quickly became apparent. He began his creative career as an apprentice to local painters, where he sharpened his abilities and created his own style. His skill was evident, and his devotion to his profession led him to Budapest, where he enrolled at the Hungarian National Drawing School.

Gulyás László | A Contemporary Hungarian Artist

Gulyás László's Paintings

Hungary's Gulyás László, born 1960 Jeweler, painter, sculptor, and graphic artist. Hungarian by birth. The School of Fine and Applied Arts and Advertising Graphics awarded him a degree. He then proceeded to the Academy of Fine Arts to finish his studies. He joined the National Society of Hungarian Artists in 1987. Guyash presents himself as an heir to the Baroque painting traditions, particularly those of Caravaggio and the early Rembrandt. Actually, the diverse painters of the 19th century Mihai Zichy and Janos Valentin are his forebears and role models. Guyash works in what is referred to as "high kitsch"; two of its most well-known practitioners were Hungarian residents and artists Maria Santo and Miklos Michalovic. USA's Pal Fried and Norway's Charles Roca. Laszlo Guyás is a commercially successful artist whose work is always in demand by collectors; most of his pieces are cabinet-sized.