Erika László Painter

László Erica, a painter born in Budapest, came to London at a young age, where she studied graphic arts at the Harrow School of Art. She worked and painted in Germany from 1975. She returned to Hungary ten years ago and continues her creative activity here. Her most important exhibitions so far have been at the Madox Gallery in London, the American Club in Bonn, Germany, Palm Springs in California, the Átrium Hyatt in Budapest, and many other places. "I have always been amazed that the vast majority of modern painters are not inspired by the beauty of women. If they are, they are unable to show it in an attractive way," writes G. Pál Gótfalval, the publisher of her highly successful book. “At the dawn of the new era, when the tasteless is considered modern, the cheap is considered romantic, there is a great lack of open, specifically old, but tasteful, which also shows the ideals and goals of our heart civilization. Erica's works are successful because they do not lie: small is back, so she is a vibrant painter, if necessary, to be able to vibrate for things. She shows the beauty with forms that people no longer notice in today's fast-paced world, even though it exists…