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The article highlights the works of various artists in Hungary. The author stated that the screen-printed drawings of Rita Bakos, which use brocade and fake fur pillows instead of paper and frames have attracted the attention of younger Hungarian critics. Meanwhile, the feminine paintings of Sári Gerlóczy have survived from the worst phases of the Communist era. Furthermore, the painting of Bea Gerlóczy is inspired by native art and its themes are often connected with women in outwardly banal situations. |
