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Visions from Italy

2016. March 16. - April 30.

His graphic works  are mostly dating from 1930-1931, are determined by the influence of his Roman experience as scholar. His themes are organized around the Italian towns’ squares and streets. Following the neo-classical solutions, his motives are characterized by the pure creation of form, the diagonal image editing and the influence  of the Renaissance art.

The atmosphere of his works is calm and balanced, even if the characters are imbued with some kind of movement. The dynamic of his precise woodcuts are determines by the black and white surfaces contrast. His figures are inspired directly from the Renaissance paintings and from everyday surroundings. Later works influenced by the Hungarian rural life show the his  previously developed style. He made several series, illustrations and advertising graphics as well.
 

Exhibited artworks

Gáborjáni, Szabó Kálmán: Adrian sea
Gáborjáni, Szabó Kálmán - Adrian sea private collection (USA)
Gáborjáni, Szabó Kálmán: Amalfi vision
Gáborjáni, Szabó Kálmán - Amalfi vision sold to a private collection (Hungary)
Gáborjáni, Szabó Kálmán: Family from Amalfi
Gáborjáni, Szabó Kálmán - Family from Amalfi sold to a private collection (USA)
Gáborjáni, Szabó Kálmán: Napoly
Gáborjáni, Szabó Kálmán - Napoly sold to a private collection (France)
Gáborjáni, Szabó Kálmán: Taormina
Gáborjáni, Szabó Kálmán - Taormina sold to a private collection (Spain)

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