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Zoltán Veress, who also works as a painter and restorer, studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich between 1890-95, where Liezen-Mayer and Hackl were his masters. In 1902 he participated in a collective exhibition in Cluj-Napoca, as a restorer he restored the frescoes of the Pécs Cathedral, the Coronation Church in Budavár and the Győr Cathedral.
Among the master's works we can find mostly multi-shaped, religious-themed paintings, such as the Didergő putts.
At the heart of his composition are the two-winged child figures "shivering" on the red drapery set on the snow-covered ground. Thick yet soft lines contour their block-forming shape into a triangular composition.The material painting of the figures' proportional body shows that how well their creator, Zoltán Veress - whose paintings have been sold by large auction houses like Christie's or Bonhhams - handled the brush.

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