Raspberry, still life. Hyperrealistic painting by Ferenc Tulok, Hungarian self-taught artist
Hyperrealistic painting by Ferenc Tulok
Born in Budapest on 18 August 1949, Tulok is a Hungarian self-taught artist. In 1973 he graduated from Budapest Polytechnic University, with a Diploma of a mechanical engineer. After graduation Ferenc worked at various companies in the capital of Hungary.
However, his great talent and true calling for art have changed his life. Ferenc began to paint realistic still lifes in 1977, following the tradition of Flemish masters of XVI-XVII centuries. According to Ferenc Tulok, he prefers to paint on wood, or on copper plates because, in his opinion, this is how you can best show off their designs. Most works of a talented artist Ferenc Tulok are in private collections of Hungarian and foreign collections in the Netherlands, Australia, Greece, England, USA, Germany, Denmark.
Pear and apple. Hyperrealistic still-life painting by Hungarian self-taught artist Tulok
Hyperrealistic painting by Ferenc Tulok
Wine bottles. Hyper realistic still-life painting by Hungarian self-taught artist Ferenc TulokGrape and bottles. Hyper realistic still-life painting by Hungarian self-taught artist F. TulokMedieval set still-life painting by Hungarian self-taught artist F. TulokBlackberry and raspberry stilllife by Hungarian self-taught artist TulokChina still-life painting by Hungarian self-taught artist TulokSmoker’s still life painting by Hungarian self-taught artist TulokCrystal dishes and vases. Stilllife paintingSand clocks and pipes still-life paintingPainting by Hungarian self-taught artist TulokPlumsBlue grapes. still-life paintingRealistic still-life painting by Hungarian self-taught artist TulokOld books, still life paintingShield And SwordStill life painting by Hungarian self-taught artist TulokAncient books, still-life paintingFruit still life paintingBeautiful still-life paintingStunning still-life painting by Hungarian self-taught artist TulokIncredibly realistic paintingHyper realistic still-life painting by Hungarian self-taught artist Tulok
