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Judit Reigl at the Budapest Fine Arts

 
 On the occasion of Judit Reigl’s centenary, the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest exhibits his latest series of drawings.
May 25th 2023
Dina Vierny Exhibition view, "Judit Reigl Dance of Death", Budapest Fine Arts Musuem
On the occasion of Judit Reigl’s centenary, the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest exhibits her latest series of drawings. During her youth, Judit Reigl discovered the paintings of the museum that deeply marked her plastic vocabulary. The exhibition is an opportunity to discuss the artist’s works with those of Courbet, Léonard, Delacroix, Fra Angelico, Cranach, Dürer, Gaddi, Goya, El Greco, Hans Baldung Grien and other masters.

The Dance of Death series exhibited on this occasion is inspired by the woodcuts of Hans Holbein the Younger (1526). In Judit Reigl’s drawings, the characters dance, hug and fight. The many skulls present in the series are not to be seen as symbols of death but of life. The presentation is accompanied by a film showing the artist in his studio working on the elaboration of this major work.	

Exhibition view, "Judit Reigl Dance of Death", Budapest Fine Arts Musuem

 

Exhibition view, "Judit Reigl Dance of Death", Budapest Fine Arts Musuem


 

Judit Reigl, “Amitié entre paysan et ouvrier”, 1948, oil on canvas, 170 x 118 cm

 

Judit Reigl, "Jacob Wrestling with the Angel (Friends)", 1947, oil on canvas


 
 
Dina Vierny Exhibition view, "Judit Reigl Dance of Death", Budapest Fine Arts Musuem

Judit Reigl at the Budapest Fine Arts

May 25th 2023
 
 On the occasion of Judit Reigl’s centenary, the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest exhibits his latest series of drawings.
On the occasion of Judit Reigl’s centenary, the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest exhibits her latest series of drawings. During her youth, Judit Reigl discovered the paintings of the museum that deeply marked her plastic vocabulary. The exhibition is an opportunity to discuss the artist’s works with those of Courbet, Léonard, Delacroix, Fra Angelico, Cranach, Dürer, Gaddi, Goya, El Greco, Hans Baldung Grien and other masters.

The Dance of Death series exhibited on this occasion is inspired by the woodcuts of Hans Holbein the Younger (1526). In Judit Reigl’s drawings, the characters dance, hug and fight. The many skulls present in the series are not to be seen as symbols of death but of life. The presentation is accompanied by a film showing the artist in his studio working on the elaboration of this major work.	

Exhibition view, "Judit Reigl Dance of Death", Budapest Fine Arts Musuem

 

Exhibition view, "Judit Reigl Dance of Death", Budapest Fine Arts Musuem

 

Judit Reigl, “Amitié entre paysan et ouvrier”, 1948, oil on canvas, 170 x 118 cm

 

Judit Reigl, "Jacob Wrestling with the Angel (Friends)", 1947, oil on canvas

                            

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