(N) Ferenc Jánossy (1926-1982): Visegrád Salamon Tower
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| Sold on: | Sep. 24, 2026 08:47 |
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| Listed: September 10, 2026 |
| Item code: 8403217 |
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The seller has set the artwork as original and offers 30 days money back guarantee.
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| Artist: | JÁNOSSY Ferenc |
| Subject: | landscape |
| Money-back guarantee on originality: | yes |
| Originality: | original |
| Originality confirmed by expert?: | yes |
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Color etching on paper, 29*39 cm image size, signed, framed. (40k)
Personal pickup available at my address, but I am happy to send it via package as well.
Ferenc Jánossy (1926-1982)
He was among the "youth" of the European School, and his works were exhibited at the European School exhibition in 1946. He lived and worked in Basel from 1957 to 1963. Exhibited also in Zurich, Geneva, Freidorf, and Lucerne. His works are in the Basel Kunst Museum, the Hungarian National Gallery, the Herman Ottó Museum in Miskolc, the Deák Collection in Székesfehérvár, and the Nógrád County History Museum. His nickname was Firinc.
Literature:
- Firinc. Jánossy Ferenc 1926-1983. Edited by László Csejdy. Budapest, Kortárs Publishing, 2004.
- Source: Kieselbach
