"In his long career, Tamás Lossonczy has been a sensitive witness of his age and an eminent shaper of the art of the period; he has produced an exceedingly rich body of work dynamically changing style yet unified in approach," the museum says on its website. "His visual messages are thought-provoking and wise, not lacking a touch of irony; his relaxed reflections of the past years are on the 21st century."
The exhibition, appropriately titled After a Hundred Years, runs until September 6.
Photo: Dániel Kováts
