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Judit Reigl was a French painter born in Hungary who developed an abstract practice rooted in gestural mark-making and chromatic intensity. Working primarily in oil and acrylic from the 1950s onward, her compositions built dense, layered surfaces that oscillated between figuration and pure abstraction. Her work engaged with the expressive potential of color and line as autonomous formal elements. This profile will be expanded as more verified source material becomes available.

Kapuvár, Hungary