Suzanne C. Nagy (born in 1947) has lived in the United States since 1978. She earned a Master’s degree in Economics and worked in the field for ten years during the era of Socialism in Hungary. In 1980 she studied art at the New York Art League. This experience helped her to create the subject of her paintings and sculptures. During this time she had seven successful one woman show exhibitions and she also participated in several group shows. Nagy opened her first gallery in 1990 in New York City. She opened her second gallery in 2000 where she specializes on XX century art as a collector and art dealer.
Introduction
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Broken Symmetry
Suzanne Nagy
LED lights. ndThe 5 most important countries where the industrialization caused major damages; Most recognizable extinct trees are in the US, India, Brazil, Columbia/Amazon/China. There will be only 10 different trees listed under the #3 LED Panel out of 4500 plants and trees extinct.
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Extinct
Suzanne Nagy
LED lights. ndThe 5 most important countries where the industrialization caused major damages; Most recognizable extinct trees are in the US, India, Brazil, Columbia/Amazon/China. There will be only 10 different trees listed under the #3 LED Panel out of 4500 plants and trees extinct.
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Urbanization
Suzanne Nagy
LED lights. ndThe 5 most important countries where the industrialization caused major damages; Most recognizable extinct trees are in the US, India, Brazil, Columbia/Amazon/China. There will be only 10 different trees listed under the #3 LED Panel out of 4500 plants and trees extinct.
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Beautiful
Suzanne Nagy
LED lights. ndThe 5 most important countries where the industrialization caused major damages; Most recognizable extinct trees are in the US, India, Brazil, Columbia/Amazon/China. There will be only 10 different trees listed under the #3 LED Panel out of 4500 plants and trees extinct.
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Reduced Respiration
Suzanne Nagy
LED lights. ndThe 5 most important countries where the industrialization caused major damages; Most recognizable extinct trees are in the US, India, Brazil, Columbia/Amazon/China. There will be only 10 different trees listed under the #3 LED Panel out of 4500 plants and trees extinct.