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Károly Ferenczy: Modernité hongroise

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Exhibition: Károly Ferenczy: Modernité hongroise, Petit Palais, Paris, April 14–September 6, 2026

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Art period: Impressionism & Post-ImpressionismArtist: Károly FerenczyMuseum: Petit Palais, ParisItem condition: NewBinding: HardcoverLanguage: FrenchISBN: 9782759606405

This exhibition catalog is the first French-language monograph devoted to Károly Ferenczy (1862–1917), one of the leading figures in the emergence of Hungarian modernism.

His work occupies an important position between late 19th-century European painting and the development of a distinctly Hungarian modern art.

This richly illustrated volume traces Ferenczy’s career and the stylistic diversity of his work while placing his painting within the broader European artistic context of his time. It highlights both the originality of his artistic language and his central role in shaping modern Hungarian painting.

With 240 pages and approximately 100 illustrations, Károly Ferenczy: Modernité hongroise offers an important introduction to an artist still relatively little known outside Hungary and a substantial contribution to the study of Central European art at the turn of the 20th century.

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Dimensions9 × 0.8 × 11.25 in
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