Gabor Helyes - Tomatoes






Over 35 years' experience; former gallery owner and Museum Folkwang curator.
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Description from the seller
THE ARTPIECE
This timeless still life is not the result of lengthy and careful consideration. Although the image can be classified as Fine Art, it is actually more the result of a spontaneous moment captured in a flash, like Street Art. I did not even touch any of the elements in the picture. A much greater master than myself arranged them together: Chance. The sharp rays of late afternoon sunlight streaming through a single window bring the scene to life. I just captured the right angle at the right moment. Then, in post-production, I consciously played with the space-creating effects of cool and warm colors.
THE PRINT
It is an absolute top, museum-quality, giclée print.
The artist's signature (Gabor Helyes) with the year (2025) is located in the lower left corner of the image, within the picture.
The size of the image without the white paper frame is 28 x 42cm, and with the frame it is 32 x 46 cm.
Landscape format. Limited edition regardless of size: 1/12.
The paper of the print is Hannemühle Photo Rag Metallic 340 gr/m2. It is unique for its silvery, shiny surface. The high-gloss surface layer highlights deep colors and perfectly reproduces details and nuances. It is recommended for subjects that feature metallic shine, reflections, ice, or glass, such as landscapes and photos of buildings. Photo Rag Metallic paper is archival quality, acid- and lignin-free, and meets the most stringent durability requirements.
100% cotton paper
natural white, free of optical brighteners
baryta-textured surface
complies with ISO 9706 museum durability standard
The print comes with a unique Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist himself, which can be affixed to the final back of the print.
Both the print and the Certificate are stamped with the artist's unique embossed dry stamp.
Printing and packaging of the image for safe transport is carried out by the Budapest-based specialist company Pigmenta Fine Art under the supervision of the artist. Printing is done on professional Canon Pro 2000, 4000, and 6000 printers using giclée archival quality, extremely durable ink.
In general, prints are shipped internationally in sturdy paper tubes with acid-free protective packaging. Upon request and for an additional fee, prints can also be shipped in sturdy, flat packaging.
The print will be shipped to the Buyer's address by FedEx.
www.gabor.art
THE ARTIST
Gabor Helyes (1963) is a Hungarian photographer from Budapest. Before becoming a professional photographer, he worked for decades as a Master Architect, researching and following the spirit of Frank Lloyd Wright. The characteristic 3D shapes of his photos always capture space, thus drawing the viewer into the world of the image. Gábor (the artist's first name) has exhibited his work at numerous major exhibitions in Hungary (Műcsarnok, Museum of Applied Arts). Besides Budapest, the Eternal City, Rome, is the environment that inspires him most in his work.
Seller's Story
THE ARTPIECE
This timeless still life is not the result of lengthy and careful consideration. Although the image can be classified as Fine Art, it is actually more the result of a spontaneous moment captured in a flash, like Street Art. I did not even touch any of the elements in the picture. A much greater master than myself arranged them together: Chance. The sharp rays of late afternoon sunlight streaming through a single window bring the scene to life. I just captured the right angle at the right moment. Then, in post-production, I consciously played with the space-creating effects of cool and warm colors.
THE PRINT
It is an absolute top, museum-quality, giclée print.
The artist's signature (Gabor Helyes) with the year (2025) is located in the lower left corner of the image, within the picture.
The size of the image without the white paper frame is 28 x 42cm, and with the frame it is 32 x 46 cm.
Landscape format. Limited edition regardless of size: 1/12.
The paper of the print is Hannemühle Photo Rag Metallic 340 gr/m2. It is unique for its silvery, shiny surface. The high-gloss surface layer highlights deep colors and perfectly reproduces details and nuances. It is recommended for subjects that feature metallic shine, reflections, ice, or glass, such as landscapes and photos of buildings. Photo Rag Metallic paper is archival quality, acid- and lignin-free, and meets the most stringent durability requirements.
100% cotton paper
natural white, free of optical brighteners
baryta-textured surface
complies with ISO 9706 museum durability standard
The print comes with a unique Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist himself, which can be affixed to the final back of the print.
Both the print and the Certificate are stamped with the artist's unique embossed dry stamp.
Printing and packaging of the image for safe transport is carried out by the Budapest-based specialist company Pigmenta Fine Art under the supervision of the artist. Printing is done on professional Canon Pro 2000, 4000, and 6000 printers using giclée archival quality, extremely durable ink.
In general, prints are shipped internationally in sturdy paper tubes with acid-free protective packaging. Upon request and for an additional fee, prints can also be shipped in sturdy, flat packaging.
The print will be shipped to the Buyer's address by FedEx.
www.gabor.art
THE ARTIST
Gabor Helyes (1963) is a Hungarian photographer from Budapest. Before becoming a professional photographer, he worked for decades as a Master Architect, researching and following the spirit of Frank Lloyd Wright. The characteristic 3D shapes of his photos always capture space, thus drawing the viewer into the world of the image. Gábor (the artist's first name) has exhibited his work at numerous major exhibitions in Hungary (Műcsarnok, Museum of Applied Arts). Besides Budapest, the Eternal City, Rome, is the environment that inspires him most in his work.
