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460 - György Jovánovics (Budapest 1939). Relief Berlin 1981.Jovánovics, György (Budapest 1939). Relief Berlin 1981. 1981. Plaster/jute. 107 x 79 cm. Original artist's frame. On the reverse signed and dated Jovánovics 1981. Small restoration. - Hungarian artist. J. studied at the academies in Budapest, Vienna, and Paris from 1958 to 1966. Back in Budapest, he began exhibiting with the Iparterv group in the mid-1960s. Scholarships took him to Germany on several occasions. In 1991, he became a professor at the Budapest Academy, in 1995 he exhibited at the Venice Biennale In addition to sculptural works for public spaces, he primarily created works from polished plaster, whose white, subtly lustrous surface seems to create a spatial effect arising from light. Mus.: New York (Guggenheim), Essen (Folkwang), Berlin (Neue Nationalgalerie), Budapest (Nationalgalerie) Lit.: BénézitPostwar - Contemporary
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György Jovánovics (Budapest 1939). Relief Berlin 1981.Jovánovics, György (Budapest 1939). Relief Berlin 1981. 1981. Plaster/jute. 107 x 79 cm. Original artist's frame. On the reverse signed and dated Jovánovics 1981. Small restoration. - Hungarian artist. J. studied at the academies in Budapest, Vienna, and Paris from 1958 to 1966. Back in Budapest, he began exhibiting with the Iparterv group in the mid-1960s. Scholarships took him to Germany on several occasions. In 1991, he became a professor at the Budapest Academy, in 1995 he exhibited at the Venice Biennale In addition to sculptural works for public spaces, he primarily created works from polished plaster, whose white, subtly lustrous surface seems to create a spatial effect arising from light. Mus.: New York (Guggenheim), Essen (Folkwang), Berlin (Neue Nationalgalerie), Budapest (Nationalgalerie) Lit.: BénézitPostwar - Contemporary
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