Galambos Tamás

Hungarian · b. 1939

Tamás Galambos is a Hungarian contemporary artist. His 1981 painting 'Summer' is featured on the book cover of the Penguin Classics edition of One Hundred Years of Solitude by… (Wikipedia)

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  1. Városka by Galambos Tamás, 1988, oil on canvas, offered Oct 2026
    Városka, 1988
    Oil · Canvas
    30 x 50 cm
    Kieselbach Gallery & Auction House · · Lot 39
    Result not publishedEst. HUF 550,000–800,000View at Kieselbach Gallery & Auction House ↗

Galambos Tamás: quick facts

How many works by Galambos Tamás have sold at auction?

No sold/unsold results are published for the lots recorded so far. 1 further lot was offered with no published result and is not counted.

Which auction houses sell Galambos Tamás?

Kieselbach Gallery & Auction House accounts for the most recorded results. Kieselbach Gallery & Auction House

About Galambos Tamás

Tamás Galambos is a Hungarian contemporary artist. His 1981 painting 'Summer' is featured on the book cover of the Penguin Classics edition of One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez. This successful book cover design is also available in a poster format. Another of his main works, the Trojan Horse (1994) is on the cover of the history course book Antiquity 1, published by Oxford University Press.

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