ALBERT RADOCZY

Albert Radoczy (1914-2008) was an influential artist whose work extensively explored the female form through a unique lens that blended realism with abstraction. Born in Stamford, CT, to Hungarian immigrants, Radoczy pursued his passion for art at prestigious institutions like Parsons School of Design and Cooper Union art school. His deep admiration for artists such as Johannes Vermeer and Joachim Patinir greatly influenced his artistic direction, evident in the whimsical and ethereal qualities of his work.

Radoczy's signature style featured calligraphic strokes created with custom-made brushes designed to produce intricate, complex webs that defined his paintings. His works range from sensual and spiritual to whimsical and hallucinatory, capturing the multifaceted expressions of human emotion. Besides painting and drawing, Radoczy was also a master in furniture, lighting, and architectural design, co-founding Habitat Associates which collaborated directly with architects and designers on modern design projects.

His academic contributions were significant, teaching at the University City College and helping mold future generations of artists and designers. His works were showcased in numerous solo and group exhibitions, including at prestigious venues like the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Museum of Modern Art, and internationally at the Pepsi Cola Galleries in New York.

In 1966, Radoczy's talent in design was highlighted when he was commissioned to create a three-panel tapestry for Allegheny College Inn, symbolizing the human spirit and intellect through the fields of physics, chemistry, and mathematics. These tapestries were crafted by Pinton Frères in Felletin, France, showcasing his ability to translate complex concepts into visual art.

Radoczy's artistic legacy is defined by his ability to fuse his technical skills with a profound narrative depth, creating pieces that are not only visually captivating but also rich in meaning and emotion. His work continues to inspire and resonate, reflecting his lifelong dedication to exploring the depths of art and design. 

"Portrait of Flores #1" by Albert Radoczy is certified on the reverse as originating from the estate of Albert Radoczy and is directly from the artist's family. It features a sacred geometry design, executed in oil on paper. Available exclusively at Celestial Vintage Fine Art Gallery. 50" x 30" in (127 x 76cm). Price Upon Request