Alexandre Hollan, Still Life (courtesy Galerie Vieille du Temple, Paris)
Judith H. Dobrzynski visits the Morandi Museum and discovers the work of lesser known Hungarian painter, Alexandre Hollan.
Dobrzynski writes: "while strongly influence by Morandi, Hollan remains original. Hollan's colors are every bit as subtle, but somehow are also richer. Many of the works are still lifes that overflow the boundaries of the paper, edging into the abstract."
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Real Clear Arts