Gábor Papp (1936-) Procida - with frame 52x72 cm - artwork 40x60 cm - k12/1721

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Gábor Papp was born in Komáromszentpéter in 1936. He graduated from the College of Fine Arts in 1960, where he was a student of Bertalan Pór and Gyula Pap.

Between 1966 and 1969 he received a Derkovits scholarship. Gábor Papp is the traveling ambassador of Hungarian painting. During his study trips, he traveled all over Europe, from Portugal to Turkey, from Norway to Sicily.
Many non-European countries have a great influence on his painting, such as China, Japan, New Zealand, Chile, Morocco, Egypt, Kazakhstan, etc. In his art, he most often depicts the wonderful landscapes of the Mediterranean and the magical world of the people who live there.

His creations are characterized by a realistic approach and an inspired representation of reality. He likes to recall the memories of his trips abroad, the atmosphere of the ancient streets of distant cities. In his constructively edited, decoratively colored pictures, he processes his domestic and foreign impressions with equal intensity. His creative imagination ranges widely in the field of topic selection. During his individual exhibitions, both domestic and foreign audiences were able to get to know his sophisticated art.