Rosália Vörös (1919-1992): Balaton grapes, colored, marked lithograph, in glazed frame

Rosália Vörös (1919-1992): Balaton grape. Colored lithograph, paper, marked, in glazed frame, 1960s. Indicated lower right: red rosalia; indicated below left: Balaton grapes. Image/lithograph size: 32x43.5 cm; framed size: 43x56 cm. Rarely auctioned, quality work.

Rosalia Vörös (1919-1992) painter, graphic designer, textile artist. She was born in Budapest under the name Eisler lia. At the age of 13, he started studying at the Aba-Novak free school, his teachers were Vilmos Aba-Novak, Róbert Berény and Béla Iványi Grünwald. He quickly stood out with his extraordinary painting skills. From 1936, he was an exhibiting artist, and a year later, he participated in the national salon xii. He already had six pictures in his spring exhibition. Between 1946 and 1954, he was active in various cultural institutions, regularly visiting the artist colony in Hódmezővásárhely from 1955. He had individual exhibitions in the Ernst Museum in 1963 and 1968, in the János Museum in Tornya in Hódmezővásárhely in 1954, in Paris in 1980, and in the Vigádo Gallery in 1987. He took part in a group exhibition in the Hungarian National Gallery in 1964 and in the gallery in 1964. From the sixties, he also worked on tapestry design. Her husband, Ferenc Ręda, was a painter and graphic artist, with whom they took part in many joint exhibitions.

Apart from the Hungarian National Gallery, his works can be seen in many public institutions.