Unlike his brother-in-law László Holló, Ernő Hrabéczy (1894-1953) never turned into a well known painter even though he himself also learned his trade in Munich as the student of Simon Hollósy. After his return to Debrecen he showed his works to the audience.

The extremely dynamic style of László Holló is dramatic, stirring, and very expressive. His series of self portrait is unique in the Hungarian art history. From the sixties he chose lighter topics too, but returned to his favorite topic in the seventies: still lives and landscapes. He received the Munkácsy and Kossuth Price, and was rewarded with the title: Worthy and Prime Artist.