Maya Nagy, Face of a Woman, 1982, Painting for sale at Pamono

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Painted picture depicting a woman’s face, author Maya Nagy 1982 ARTISTIC ACTIVITY After having participated in numerous personal and collective exhibitions, both in Italy and in Hungary, exploring expressive themes through the weaving of tapestries, since 1983, he has focused his attention and his artistic interests towards sacred painting. Between 1983 and 1993, he created several paintings depicting “the Madonna and Child” and n. 7 altarpieces (oil on canvas, 190 x 140 cm) for the Franciscan Community of the Marche region: The Crucifixion (1983), The Last Supper (1984) and The Nativity (1986), for the S. Chiara Monastery of Sassoferrato; San Michele arcangelo (1984/85), San Francesco praying and the Altarpiece for a united Europe (1984/85), for the church and monastery of San Giovanni in Arcevia; The crucifixion (1987/88), for the Franciscan community. He illustrated, with 10 drawings, the volume Biblical Novels by B. Bartolini, Tip. Gentile, Fabriano, 1985 and, in the same year, he illustrated, for the magazine Szivarvany, the monograph Poesia smothered by Moszi Ferenc, published by Framo Publishing & Lira Books, Chicago (U.S.A.), 1985. In 1986 he created the scenography for the Madach Budapest Theater In 1989/90 he performed for the Oratorio San Filippo Neri, in the Lanzi Theater of Corridonia, the mural Youth and peace (500 x 410 cm). In 1991 he organized, for the G. B. Salvi in Sassoferrato, the Peace against war room. In August 1992 he participated in the “Artistic Camp” organized by the “National Association of Artists” of the Hargita Region – Georgeni Section – Gyergyoszarhegy (Romania), at the Franciscan monastery of Lazarea Castle. In 1993/94, in collaboration with the students of the BB.AA Academy. of Macerata, he painted, with various subjects, n. 7 doors (2 x 1 m) and a mural, depicting a Marche landscape (3 x 2 m), in the Renault dealership in Sforzacosta Macerata. In 1995, on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the Catholic Union of Italian Artists (U.C.A.I.) and in memory of Mons. Clemente Ciattaglia, he organised, in Corridonia, an exhibition of the Group… measures 40 x 3.5 x h 50 CATEGORY painting STYLE face of woman DIMENSIONS: HEIGHT 50 cm WIDTH 40 cm DEPTH 3.5 cm COLOR: Multicolor MATERIAL: Wood Glass Canvas Paper CONDITION: Excellent This vintage piece, in near-original condition. It may show slight traces of use and/or slight restorations.