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In Two Hares, Csergezán Pál demonstrates his remarkable ability to fuse close natural observation with a subtle, atmospheric sensibility. The two young animals, nestled closely together, emerge from a softly illuminated winter landscape whose delicate pastel tones enhance the scene’s quiet intimacy. The artist’s confident handling of pastel is evident in the finely nuanced textures of the fur, rendered with an almost tactile precision. The loosely suggested background of snow-dusted grasses creates a sense of stillness and gentle light, contributing to the poetic calm of the composition.

Csergezán’s work stands firmly within the European tradition of naturalistic animal painting and establishes a deliberate dialogue with Albrecht Dürer’s iconic Young Hare of 1502. While Dürer isolates a single creature with scientific accuracy, Csergezán shifts the focus to an emotional encounter: two hares seeking warmth and protection in each other’s presence amidst winter cold. This blend of naturalist detail and quiet narrative sensibility reveals the distinctive character of Csergezán’s art—an oeuvre that is increasingly sought after by collectors.

A refined and evocative example of the artist’s sensitive approach to animal depiction, this work appeals equally to art enthusiasts and lovers of the natural world, and stands among the most atmospheric pieces of his career.

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