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Laszlo Feher

Laszlo Feher (Born 1953) is active/lives in Canada, Hungary.  Laszlo Feher is known for Hyper-realist painting, social commentary, Jewish themes, landscape.

Born March 17, 1953, Székesfehérvár, Hungary
Lives in Budapest, Hungary
Lives in Tác, Hungary
 
László Fehér is a Hungarian painter and visual artist, a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts, and a recipient of many research fellowships abroad (including Rome). He is a representative of hyper-realistic painting whose attributes he has modified to include current topics: reflection on social themes, Jewishness etc. In 1990 he participated in the Venice Biennale. Eighteen years later the Liechtenstein Museum in Vienna arranged a retrospective exhibition of his work. He is a winner of a number of awards and was appointed the ambassador of Hungarian culture in 2007.

László Fehér attended Magyar Képzomuvészeti Foiskola/ The Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts between 1971 and 1976. In the middle of the decade he started focusing more systematically on provocative photorealistic painting, adding a specific social and critical accent. His series of pai   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 4678 characters.]  Artist bio

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