Szerző: István Hajdú, Dávid Bíró Gondolat Kiadó, 2003 Ilka Gedő (1921-1985) was
a gifted, courageous and independent artist who quietly and compassionately
recorded human life and a world of suffering and tumultuous change. This
comprehensive album traces the development of her art from the vivacious
childhood drawings through mature graphic works to the world of her small,
delicate semi-abstract paintings of exquisite sensibility that deploy colour
with an enchanting sense of magic. In his introduction István Hajdu presents a
subtle portrait of an artist who refused to be pinned down by labels: ?Ilka Gedő
is one of the most significant, but at the same time one of the least known
figures of twentieth-century Hungarian art. Although from her early youth
onwards she had close contact with contemporary artists, art historians, writers
and philosophers, her universally significant artistic oeuvre is unparalleled.
This may be why her work is still largely unexplored. Ilka Gedő?s oeuvre is not
simply a variation of contemporary artistic gestures, if it were, the possible
analogies would undoubtedly help in its interpretation.? A kötet adatai: Kötés:
keményfedél Kiadási év: 2003 Terjedelem: 255 oldal