GEORGINA NEMETHY, SPECTACULAR HUDSON RIVER OIL PAINTING. Great Detail, great depth, ships, houses, figures; signed and dated Georgina Nemethy 2009. Listed American Artist, daughter of Albert Nemethy Sr. Oil on canvas. Provenance: Acquired directly from the Nemethy family. Size: 24 x 30 , outside of frame: 29.5 x 35Biography Georgina NemethyBiography from Aspire Auctions, ClevelandGeorgina Nemethy, daughter of the late Hungarian-American artist, Albert Sz. Nemethy, was born in Germany, on the way fleeing from Soviet occupied Hungary, and immigrated to the USA at the age of one. She grew up in the picturesque Hudson River Valley, full of historical memories of once great times, and as an artist, she became known for her Hudson River landscapes and marine scenes. Her favorite subjects are of the past glorious time of the steam age, where majestic steam and sailing ships were simultanously ruling the waves of rivers, lakes and seas.Her father, who studied art at the Budapest and Munich Academies of Art, became her professor, as he was for all six of the Nemethy siblings, who are by now established artists in their own right. She grew up in the charm of classical music and her father's world of color, paintings and collected antiques.She began with academic techniques and style at the age of 16, and continues the tradition of the Hudson River Valley School, which was revived by her father in the `60-70s. She has a professional approach to art. She researches every detail and then carefully layers the oil paint. While keeping a traditional approach, she uses unique, always sunny and calm radiating colors. Georgina Nemethy recognizes that the role of art today is to integrate and surpass traditional values to make it more conscious of its heritage and make our life more colorful today.She makes frequent travels to Europe, where she finds interesting local subjects, as Danube River ship portraits.Her professional experience includes restoration work of many styles and periods.She has worked on the restoration of historic paintings in the Museum of West Point Academy, restoration of various objects, including a Liberty Bell in Newburgh.

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