Pál Hegyi

PÁL HEGYI (Sömmerda, 1970) teaches as Assistant Professor at the Department of American Studies at Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest. Both in his scholarly work and as a literary translator, his main interest lies in the intersection of Hungarian and American art and literature. His book delineating the uncanny nature of absence in Paul Auster’s early work was published in 2016 (AMERICANA eBooks).

HOMEWARD BOUND – LUMINISM AND TRANSCENDENTALISM IN LÁSZLÓ PAÁL’S FONTAINEBLEAU FORESTSCAPES

László Paál (1846–1879) is renowned internationally as an extraordinary landscape painter, connected with the Barbizon School whose work had influence not only on his friend and compatriot Mihály Munkácsy, an extremly popular master in mid to late 19th century Paris, but also on Eugen Jettel, Emil Jakob Schindler, Max Liebermann

2017.01.02.

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