Paintings by Tihamér Gyarmathy
Date:
14 July 2008 -
31 July 2008
Paintings by Tihamér Gyarmathy
Date:
14 July 2008 -
31 July 2008
A German art collection representing the whole Gyarmathy oeuvre
in the Kieselbach Gallery
Each painting is on sale
The exhibition - concept of the Kieselbach Gallery has always been based on the highest qaulity art and determined theoretical lines. Besides significant Hungarian collections, the Kieselbach Gallery have already shown and partly sold two prominent German collections of Hungarian art: the Turck and the Lützenburger collections.
The Wehinger - collection
The thirty paintings could be seen last time (and only time) in Stuttgart in 2006. The most interesting fact about the collection is, that it has been accomplished. It contains main pieces of the oeuvre from all the three creating period of the painter, so the chance to purchase valuable pieces with absolute certainty is exceptional now.
The artworks on view at the exhibition
Gyarmathy, Tihamér
(1915 - 2005)
Transmissions, 1982
(1915 - 2005)
Transmissions, 1982
Gyarmathy, Tihamér
(1915 - 2005)
Joy of abundance (Africa), 1987
(1915 - 2005)
Joy of abundance (Africa), 1987
Gyarmathy, Tihamér
(1915 - 2005)
Farewell in Igal, 1932
(1915 - 2005)
Farewell in Igal, 1932
Gyarmathy, Tihamér
(1915 - 2005)
Central and parallel, 1977
(1915 - 2005)
Central and parallel, 1977
Gyarmathy, Tihamér
(1915 - 2005)
Opposite motion system, 1945
(1915 - 2005)
Opposite motion system, 1945
Gyarmathy, Tihamér
(1915 - 2005)
Evening, 1960
(1915 - 2005)
Evening, 1960
Gyarmathy, Tihamér
(1915 - 2005)
Fatamorgana, 1981
(1915 - 2005)
Fatamorgana, 1981
Gyarmathy, Tihamér
(1915 - 2005)
Bathers, 1938
(1915 - 2005)
Bathers, 1938
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