Endre Farago PRICE CHARTS
1901 - 1943. Known for: Painting.
Carver, Endre Budapest, 1901 - c. 1943. Painter. He began his art studies in Budapest, then continued at the Julian Academy and with Jean Effel. He was in close contact with Gyula Macskássy and Félix... Read full biography
Carver, Endre Budapest, 1901 - c. 1943. Painter. He began his art studies in Budapest, then continued at the Julian Academy and with Jean Effel. He was in close contact with Gyula Macskássy and Félix Kassowitz. He participated in group exhibitions from the 1920s and in 1937 he organized a... Read full biography
Carver, Endre Budapest, 1901 - c. 1943. Painter. He began his art studies in Budapest, then continued at the Julian Academy and with Jean Effel. He was in close contact with Gyula Macskássy and Félix Kassowitz. He participated in group exhibitions from the 1920s and in 1937 he organized a collective exhibition at the National Salon. Due to his Jewish origin, the first anti-Semitism law interrupted his artistic career, but he remained involved in creative activities as a title painter, signboard... Read full biography
Carver, Endre Budapest, 1901 - c. 1943. Painter. He began his art studies in Budapest, then continued at the Julian Academy and with Jean Effel. He was in close contact with Gyula Macskássy and Félix Kassowitz. He participated in group exhibitions from the 1920s and in 1937 he organized a collective exhibition at the National Salon. Due to his Jewish origin, the first anti-Semitism law interrupted his artistic career, but he remained involved in creative activities as a title painter, signboard artist, and poster artist until his deportation in 1942.
Carver, Endre Budapest, 1901 - c. 1943. Painter. He began his art studies in Budapest, then continued at the Julian Academy and with Jean Effel. He was in close contact with Gyula Macskássy and Félix Kassowitz. He participated in group exhibitions from the 1920s and in 1937 he organized a collective exhibition at the National Salon. Due to his Jewish origin, the first anti-Semitism law interrupted his artistic career, but he remained involved in creative activities as a title painter, signboard artist, and poster artist until his deportation in 1942.
