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Ladislaus Rath Berger was born in Hódmezövasarhely, Hungary in 1947.
Berger studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest under professor Barcsay (1960 – 1965), who
discovered and furthered the young artist’s interest in baroque painting.
Berger soon began participating in exhibitions and the most important were those at the studio
“Young Artists in Budapest” in 1968 and at the “Eötvös Club”, also in Budapest, in 1970.
Through his flawless technique Berger’s panels and his compositions were often considered as works of
an older artist with greater experience because of the maturity of the work.
His miniature still life panels are done in the tradition style and feature realistic depictions of fruit, fine porcelain and glassware. His attention to detail, mastery of light & shadow and
exquisite detail make them timeless in their appeal.
He subsequently moved to Austria and westernised his name to, simply, Ronald Berger.S
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