
Jean Pierre André Leclercq – A Painter of Light, Line, and the Human Form
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Studying painting at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts (1995–2000) under Zoltán Tölg-Molnár and Ferenc Kis-Tóth this artist has earned numerous distinctions, including the 2016 Award of the Hungarian Creative Public Nonprofit Ltd. at the 63rd Autumn Exhibition in Hódmezővásárhely and a 2014 special prize at the 15th Szeged Board Painting Biennale. His group shows span from Műcsarnok in Budapest to the Romanian Cultural Institute in Berlin, and he has held solo exhibitions in Milan, Cluj-Napoca, and several venues across Hungary. Public collections featuring his work include the Kogart Contemporary Art Collection in Budapest, the Contemporary Hungarian Gallery in Dunaszerdahely, and the Tragor Ignác Museum in Vác.





Jean Pierre André Leclercq – A Painter of Light, Line, and the Human Form





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