Sculptures made in Florence between 1925-1934 (Page 1)

by Márk Vedres

Between 1925 and 1934 Márk Vedres stayed and worked in Florence. The sculptures exhibited on these pages were discovered during the great flood in 1966 in Florence, in the depot of a transport company. With the help of Giorgio Vedres, the artist's son living in Florence, the sculptures were secured and were placed at the disposal of the Hungarian National Gallery.

The middle period of the art of Vedres was connected to Florence, however, the ideas and the style are related to Paris.

Preview	Picture data	File Info	Comment
	Reclining Nude 1928 Plaster, height: 22 cm Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest	918*466 Grayscale 56 Kb
	Sitting Nude - Plaster, height: 57 cm Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest	671*794 Grayscale 69 Kb
	Leaning Nude - Plaster, height: 60 cm Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest	928*608 Grayscale 83 Kb
	Rest 1925 Plaster, height: 60 cm Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest	912*607 Grayscale 73 Kb
	Two Sisters 1929 Plaster, height: 43 cm Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest	678*819 Grayscale 59 Kb
	Two Sisters - Plaster, 87 x 64 cm Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest	629*852 Grayscale 109 Kb
	Fisher Boy - Plaster, height: 105 cm Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest	496*880 Grayscale 58 Kb
	Nude Holding her Hair - Plaster, height: 96 cm Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest	390*864 Grayscale 53 Kb
	Resting Woman 1928 Plaster, height: 110 cm Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest	451*859 Grayscale 53 Kb
	Walking Nude 1926 Plaster, height: 102 cm Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest	468*888 Grayscale 52 Kb
	Woman with Arm Akimbo - Plaster, height: 90 cm Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest	408*864 Grayscale 44 Kb

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