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Margit Kovács (1902–1977) distinguished herself as a prominent Hungarian ceramist and sculptor. Renowned for her profound and human-centered artistic expression, Margit Kovács left an indelible mark on contemporary Hungarian ceramic art. Her career reached its zenith in 1928 when she debuted her first solo exhibition in Budapest, marking the onset of a celebrated and prolific journey. Kovács garnered widespread acclaim for her ceramic wall paintings and reliefs, securing numerous commissions for public and private spaces. Even after 1945, her artistic momentum remained unwavering. Her exceptional talent was duly recognized with the prestigious Kossuth Prize in 1948, cementing her status as a sought-after artist. With a string of successful exhibitions and accolades, Kovács enjoyed enduring popularity both at home and abroad.
Engraver: József Garányi