If you are interested in art and at the mention of the name "Vasarely" you do not start frantically remembering the names of piano pieces and masters of the Renaissance, I can advise you to visit the Victor Vasarely Museum in Budapest.
Victor Vasarely is a French artist and sculptor, "the pioneer of op-art". Born and raised in Hungary, he later moved to Paris, where he gained fame. He donated several hundred of his works to his native country. They served as the basis for of this museum. Personally, I liked the museum. Vasarely is a recognized master of "optical illusions. " Perhaps, in our age, when even a three-year-old child is able to draw a circle in Photoshop, the compositions of the avant-garde artist will not confuse the mind of a simple layman ...But if you pay attention the fact that all these paintings were created in the pre-computer era, the artist’s non-standard thinking causes, at least, respect.
The Avant-Garde Museum is comfortably located in an 18th-century building - in the southern wing of Zichy Castle, in Obud.
The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 to 17:30, the museum's website: http://www. vasarely. hu
Victor Vasarely is a French artist and sculptor, "the pioneer of op-art". Born and raised in Hungary, he later moved to Paris, where he gained fame. He donated several hundred of his works to his native country. They served as the basis for of this museum. Personally, I liked the museum. Vasarely is a recognized master of "optical illusions. " Perhaps, in our age, when even a three-year-old child is able to draw a circle in Photoshop, the compositions of the avant-garde artist will not confuse the mind of a simple layman ...But if you pay attention the fact that all these paintings were created in the pre-computer era, the artist’s non-standard thinking causes, at least, respect.
The Avant-Garde Museum is comfortably located in an 18th-century building - in the southern wing of Zichy Castle, in Obud.
The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 to 17:30, the museum's website: http://www. vasarely. hu
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