Gino Karolyi (XX) - Bouquet au fleurs






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Bouquet au fleurs is an oil painting by Gino Karolyi (XX) from Spain, dating to the 1960s, in the Bodegón style, 74 cm high and 90 cm wide, weighing 5 kg, signed by hand, original frame, in good condition.
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Gino Karolyi (often signed as G. Karolyi or known as the “Count Karolyi”) was a Hungarian painter of the 20th century, active mainly in the mid-century.
Biografía y Formación
Origins: He was a Hungarian painter whose work is framed within the artistic currents of the mid-20th century.
)Maestros: In his youth in Paris, he was a pupil of the renowned Basque painter Ignacio Zuloaga.
Estancia en Londres: He worked for three years in London alongside the prestigious portraitist Philip de László, popularly known as the “portraitist of the Kings.”
Style: His painting stands out for a vibrant use of color and a strong chromatic mastery with which he achieved delicate nuances. Although he used modern procedures, his forms and volumes retained a classical air.
In very good condition and with its original carved and gilded wooden frame, it belonged to a French-origin family settled in southern Spain; it is shipped perfectly packed for international courier.
Las medidas de la obra sin marco son 75x60
Gino Karolyi (often signed as G. Karolyi or known as the “Count Karolyi”) was a Hungarian painter of the 20th century, active mainly in the mid-century.
Biografía y Formación
Origins: He was a Hungarian painter whose work is framed within the artistic currents of the mid-20th century.
)Maestros: In his youth in Paris, he was a pupil of the renowned Basque painter Ignacio Zuloaga.
Estancia en Londres: He worked for three years in London alongside the prestigious portraitist Philip de László, popularly known as the “portraitist of the Kings.”
Style: His painting stands out for a vibrant use of color and a strong chromatic mastery with which he achieved delicate nuances. Although he used modern procedures, his forms and volumes retained a classical air.
In very good condition and with its original carved and gilded wooden frame, it belonged to a French-origin family settled in southern Spain; it is shipped perfectly packed for international courier.
Las medidas de la obra sin marco son 75x60
