Gino Karolyi (XX) - Bouquet au fleurs





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Bouquet au fleurs, an oil painting from Spain dating to 1960–1970 by Gino Karolyi, sold with its frame.
Description from the seller
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.
Stay in London: 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 great 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 its original carved and gilded wooden frame, it belonged to a French-origin family settled in the south of Spain; it is shipped perfectly packed by international courier.
The dimensions of the work without the frame are 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.
Stay in London: 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 great 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 its original carved and gilded wooden frame, it belonged to a French-origin family settled in the south of Spain; it is shipped perfectly packed by international courier.
The dimensions of the work without the frame are 75x60

