Janos Kujbus

Coat, Painting, Oil on Canvas

2020

Original work - big painting in contemporary pop art style from hungarian artist Janos Kujbus. Story about painting: "There are many ways to gain a woman and probably even more ways to lose her. Sometimes it's a gradual process, other times it all happens all of a sudden. Especially the loss ... Like when, in the wild, nothing threatening gray clouds suddenly cover the azure sky and a storm starts to rise above our heads. We can't prevent a storm, but we can prevent losses ... Let's not let our happiness be stolen!" Despite the fact that Janos Kujbus belongs to the younger generation of Hungarian fine artists, we can rightly place his work among the top works of contemporary European art. His figurative paintings in the style of modern pop art amaze not only their size (often exceeding two meters), but also the peculiarities of their form and content. On the big canvases...

Original work - big painting in contemporary pop art style from hungarian artist Janos Kujbus. Story about the painting: “The roles of men and women in society have changed radically in recent decades. Once hunters were men, today most hunters are women. A slender, elegant man in a suit may seem like a good choice for him to fulfill a woman's dreams of her future. Who knows how much she idealizes him, who knows how much her ideas come true ... The view through pink glasses may not be real. And who knows if he will be interested in that woman ...." Despite the fact that Janos Kujbus belongs to the younger generation of Hungarian fine artists, we can rightly place his work among the top works of contemporary European art. His figurative paintings in the style of modern pop art amaze not only their size (often exceeding two meters), but also the peculiarities of their form and content. On the big canvases...

Artist: Michael Knigin, American (1942 - 2011) Title: Private Showing Year: 1990 Medium: Acrylic and Enamel on Canvas on board, signed, titled and dated verso Size: 24 x 52 inches

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