Attila Richard Lukacs is known predominantly for his paintings of male skinheads, primates and American military cadets during the early 1990s. These brutally explicit works shocked and provoked a generation of painters and critics alike.
Works by Lukacs are included in numerous collections including the Vancouver Art Gallery, Musee D’Art Contemporain in Montreal and the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa.
Additional information on Lukacs and his work may be found on his artist page.
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Primate Series I: Red Hat, 1989, oil, tar and enamel on canvas, 104 x 64 inches -
Primate Series II: Black Wire, 1987, oil, tar and enamel on canvas, 111 x 54 inches -
Painters Lie with Fools Mask, 1989, oil, tar and enamel on canvas, 107.25 x 67.5 inches
