97.2.165.CsTravels on four continents – The exhibition entitled “A Selection of paintings by Elizabeth Sass Brunner and Elizabeth Brunner”

Permanent exhibition at The House of Fine Arts of Nagykanizsa, Erzsébet tér 14-15.
Open to the public: during the opening hours

The painters Elizabeth Sass Brunner (1889-1950) and her daughter Elizabeth Brunner (1910-2001) were born in Nagykanizsa. The two ladies set off eastward in 1929 and reached India via Italy and North Africa in 1930, where they settled down, found a new home and their peace of mind. They spent several years in Japan; then they returned to India. The painters, who were well-known in India, handed down a part of their bequest to their native Nagykanizsa.

In this exhibition, we would like to show the stations of their journeys, instead of their paintings focussing on religious and spiritual themes. Their works which were either still made in Hungary or dealt with Hungarian themes, were, however, made abroad, can be seen as a larger unit. Then, you can see their works – landscapes, genre paintings as well as portraits – which were made in Italy, India, and Japan.

Brunner Erzsébet: Dressing up of Japanese Girl in Kimono; Tokió, 1935 Sass Brunner Erzsébet: Blossoming Cherry Trees; Tokió, 1936  
Brunner Erzsébet: Young Toda’s Portrait; India, 1933 Sass Brunner Erzsébet: Old cottage overlooking Balaton Lake; Tokió, 1936 Brunner Erzsébet: Dressing up of Japanese girl in Kimono; Japán, 1936
Sass Brunner Erzsébet: Panoramic view of Budapest; Tokió, 1935 Sass Brunner Erzsébet: Trishul and Nandadevi at Day from  Binsar; India, 1939 Sass Brunner Erzsébet: View from the Balcony of the old castle of Santa Agata where Garibaldi has also slept; Szicília, 1929

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