Csaba Markus Veronika And Constantina Hand Embellished By Artist Serigraph On Paper Budapest Hungry Hungarian

Signed and numbered, the frame measures 45 1/4" x 28 1/2", the double matting measures 23" x 40" and the art work measures 28 3/4" x 11 3/4". Veronika and Constantina would make a lovely addition to any fine household or collection.

Csaba Markus was born in Budapest, Hungry in 1953. From a young age Csaba Markus knew that he wanted to be an artist. Feeling that his creativity was being stifled in his native country, Markus decided to escape the rigorous controls of the Communist system and traveled to the United States in 1978. He settled in Southern California and here he established his studio.

The last twenty years have been spent working hard and have now earned Csaba Markus his well earned reputation as one of the highest regarded figurative artists. His work has been heavily influenced by his childhood in Hungry and the folk tales and legends he read as a boy. It is the Greek legends, as immortalized through the epic poetry of Homer and Ovid, that have proved to be one of the greatest inspirations for his work.

Csaba Markus incorporates these cultures and the legends of ancient eras into his work, and expressed them in a thoroughly modern way. The aesthetic appeal of Markus’s work lies in a combination of the beauty of Csaba Markus subject matter together with his rich palette. Each composition benefits from his minute attention to detail, as exemplified in the intricate patterned borders, draperies and jewelery.