Attila Sassy
5 albums/20 artworks – Attila Sassy (1880 – 1967) also known under the pseudonym Aiglon, was a versatile Hungarian painter, graphic artist, and illustrator whose work bridges Art Nouveau, Symbolism, and early 20th-century erotic art. Born in Miskolc and active mainly in Budapest, he studied in Paris and Munich, absorbing influences from artists like Aubrey Beardsley, Gustav Klimt, and the Nabis. While Sassy created landscapes, portraits, and symbolic paintings throughout his career, he is best remembered today for his bold, dreamlike erotic portfolios. Works such as Ópium-Álmok (1909) and A Szatír Álmai (1912) showcase his fascination with sensuality, altered states, and uninhibited desire. These series feature flowing lines, stylized nudes, and scenes of erotic encounter that blend decadence, fantasy, and…
