Still Life with an Elephant
A Bunch of Bluebells, 1936Geza Voros studied at the Budapest Academy of Fine Arts. He exhibited one of his paintings at the age of only 19. His artistic and decorative painting combines the objectivity of Neo-Classicism and the elegant sensuousness of the École de Paris.
He lived in Nagybánya and Szolnok, the art colonies in Hungary. Around that time he met his future wife, Anna, who became the main model for his figure paintings.
Geza Voros was a success with his still-lifes and interiors as well. In 1927 the artist made his first study tour to Paris where he met Matisse who had a great influence on him, which is reflected in the daring contrasts of colours, in the ornamental details in his paintings. Vörös' paintings in the 1920s and 30s are beautiful examples of the excellent artistry of the École de Paris.
Still Life. Flowers, 1938
Flower Still Life, 1957
Still Life with Flowers
Still Life with Fruit, 1935
Still Life with Fire-Lilies and Bluebells
Flowers, 1935
Flowers, 1932
Colorful Bouquet
Spring Bunch of Flowers
Still Life
Bunch of Flowers, 1950
Still Life with Swallows, 1932
Flowers in a Blue Vase, tempera
Lilies, pastel
Sunflowers, 1940
Colorful Flowers
Irises in a Violet Vase in a Budapest Studio Window, 1948
Still Life with a Mandolin, 1920s
Still Life with a Violin, 1932
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