Caroline Wrench

About the Exhibition

This exhibition centers on the work of Károly Ferenczy (1862-1917), an artist celebrated in Hungary but little known in France, spotlighting his distinctive artistic identity as a leading figure in Central European modern art. His work reflects the artistic transition from the late 19th to the early 20th century, revealing an important facet of European art history. The exhibition presents around 50 works, drawn from collections in Hungary, Romania, Italy, and France. It offers a view of his artistic development, from his early landscapes to his Impressionist approach, letting visitors experience his originality through signature works notable for their harmony of color and light. Visitors can come to understand Ferenczy's contribution to the development of modern art and gain a firsthand sense of his artistic influence.