Nyergesi, István (1900 - 1989)
Feeding the Cock, c. 1970
31x43 cm
mixed media on paper
signed lower right: Nyergesi István
From the Ürmössy-Haám Collection
Az Ürmössy-Haám gyűjtemény. Szerk. Haám Annamária - Kerékgyártó István. Budapest, Kossuth Klub - Magyar Művelődési Intézet, 2002. Cat. Nr. 29. p. 21.
Themes: Naive Painting Animal Rural Hungary
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