József Ács (sculptor)

József Ács (born February 10, 1931 in Székesfehérvár , German: Stuhlweissenburg) is a Hungarian sculptor and medalist .

Ács studied from 1952 to 1958 at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts ("MKE") with Iván Szabó . He is primarily a stone sculptor, but also deals with the design of portrait busts and medals. In 1968 he showed his work in his only comprehensive solo exhibition to date in the cultural center ("Művelődési Ház") in the Rákosligeti district of Budapest, but took part in a large number of group exhibitions in Hungary.

Works

• Sitting bear ("Ülő medve"), stone sculpture, 1961, Budapest 3
• Alexander Graham Bell bronze bust, 1965, Budapest, BHG
• Imre Révész stone bust, 1968, Kecskemét
• Fairy tale column ("Meseoszlop"), stone sculpture, 1975, Budapest 17
• Dr. Gustav Bärczy Stone Bust, 1977, Ped. Institute for Special Education, Budapest
• Bear trunk ("Mackók fatörzsön"), stone sculpture, 1977, Budapest 17
• Gyula Derkovits stone bust, 1978, Budapest 17
• Motherhood , marble sculpture, 1979, Budapest 17
• Béla Bartók bronze bust, 1981, Budapest 17
• Ágoston Pável stone bust, 1986, Szombathely
• Grave sculpture for the sculptor György Ugray (1908–1971) in the Óbuda cemetery, Budapest

Web links

Commons : József Ács  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Ács József on artportal.hu (Hungarian)