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Dezső Korniss was the first Hungarian artist to treat the motifs he retrieved from that "clear spring" of folk art not as decorations or accessories, but as independent artworks in their own right, replete with meaning. In Korniss's works, folk motifs are not included in the pictures, but are themselves transfigured into pictures. The metamorphoses he enacted are as magical as the transformation of the hunter's sons into stags in the Hungarian folk ballad.
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From the clearest springs: tradition and abstraction in the art of Dezső Korniss (1908-1984)
2018, Dr. László Baán, Museum of Fine Arts - Hungarian National Gallery
in English
6155304920 9786155304927
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Catalog of an exhibition held at the Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest, December 19, 2018 - April 7, 2019.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 306-333).
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