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Birth
1915 (Pestujhely, Hungary)
Death
2001 (Stamford, Connecticut)
Lived/Active
Connecticut/New York
Often Known For
non-ob graphics, modernist-leaning landscape painting, teaching
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| A painter, print maker and teacher, Gabor Peterdi is best known for his
intaglio prints and engravings although he worked in a variety of media
and themes. He made his first color print, Sign of the Lobster, in
1947. One of his early themes was focused on destruction and appeared
in his Black Bull series of 1939, which was tied to Surrealism.
Expressing his thoughts on this, he said: "All miracles of nature and
behind it all the lingering terror of the atomi (showing 500 of 5452 characters). |
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