Oscar Asboth (1925-1991) - Proliferation





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Original oil painting Proliferation by Oscar Asboth (1925–1991), Metaphysical Realism, signed in the plaque, oil on hardboard with a wooden frame, 77 × 56 cm canvas size, framed 109 × 88 cm, blue and red colors, original edition, from Austria, dated to 1980s, in excellent condition.
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Original painting titled: Proliferation,
Artist: signed Asboth,
Oil on hardboard 77 x 56 cm with wooden frame 109 x 88 cm
labeled on metal plate Proliferation Oscar Asboth
Very well preserved.
Oscar von Asboth (born November 11, 1925 in Budapest; died February 12, 1991 in Vienna) was a Hungarian painter who is counted among the representatives of the so-called "Metaphysical Realism".
He was a member of the World Federation of Hungarian Artists in New York, a member of the Association for the Promotion of Contemporary Art, Galerie Club der Begegnung in Linz, a member of the Mödlinger Künstlerbund, and a member of the Arpad Academy in Cleveland.
Asboth had been a member of the Danube Lodge "To the Peaceful Shores" since 1972.
Asboth is buried at the Romantic Cemetery Maria Enzersdorf.
Original painting titled: Proliferation,
Artist: signed Asboth,
Oil on hardboard 77 x 56 cm with wooden frame 109 x 88 cm
labeled on metal plate Proliferation Oscar Asboth
Very well preserved.
Oscar von Asboth (born November 11, 1925 in Budapest; died February 12, 1991 in Vienna) was a Hungarian painter who is counted among the representatives of the so-called "Metaphysical Realism".
He was a member of the World Federation of Hungarian Artists in New York, a member of the Association for the Promotion of Contemporary Art, Galerie Club der Begegnung in Linz, a member of the Mödlinger Künstlerbund, and a member of the Arpad Academy in Cleveland.
Asboth had been a member of the Danube Lodge "To the Peaceful Shores" since 1972.
Asboth is buried at the Romantic Cemetery Maria Enzersdorf.

