Ferenc Bolmányi (S. Katalin Nagy ed.)

The album commemorates the painter from Szentendre, 40 pieces. With a reproduction of a color painting.

Encyclopédia publishing house 2000, laced hardback, 126 pages, 28 x 24 cm, isbn: 963-8477-49-9, published in 1000 copies, with color reproductions, in unread condition.

In the middle of the 1970s, an elderly gentleman appeared on Szentendre, mostly in an elegant, light-colored suit. Ferenc painter from Bolmány, who worked in the city from 1936 and, according to his own admission, matured as an artist here. After college, he studied sculpture with József Róna, painting with Gusztáv Mannheimre in Hungary, and then wandered in the south, Italy, and Vienna. He played the violin and painted portraits. He was on good terms with important artists of the time (Jen Szentendren Paizs Goebel, Barcsay). He set out on an independent path early on. His strange, visionary cities of light, the canvases of Mr. Robin and his troupe cycle, represent a separate small island in the art history of our century. The stained glass windows visible in Kecskemét and Szekszárd are already moving towards abstraction. Although he was a modest person, important writers of the time respected him and were happy to write about him. We recommend the words of János Frank to the attention of the reader: "His Bolman painting is a whirlwind of colors formed from the interaction of attraction and repulsion, movement and dynamism are constant on his image surface."

Content:
Ferenc Bolmány (1904-1990) 7
The light city cycle (1933-1936) 11
Mr. Robin and his troupe (1945-1949) 19
Difficult years (1949-1957) 26
The era of cosmic images (1958-1977) 32
The glass pictures (1966-1978) 36
The last era (1978-1990) 38
Bibliography 44
Exhibitions 46
Pictures 47

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