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Sebastian Leicht BIOGRAPHY
1908 Serbien - 2002 Passau. Known for: Painting.
Hungarian painter (1908 Szilberek to 2002 Passau), son of a peasant family, visited the art school in Belgrade, from 1927. Studied at the academy in Munich, during the second World War, a member of... Read full biography
Hungarian painter (1908 Szilberek to 2002 Passau), son of a peasant family, visited the art school in Belgrade, from 1927. Studied at the academy in Munich, during the second World War, a member of the Waffen SS and war correspondent, subsequently lived in Passau. His depictions of the Danube... Read full biography
Hungarian painter (1908 Szilberek to 2002 Passau), son of a peasant family, visited the art school in Belgrade, from 1927. Studied at the academy in Munich, during the second World War, a member of the Waffen SS and war correspondent, subsequently lived in Passau. His depictions of the Danube Swabian lifestyle are culturally and historically of great interest.
Hungarian painter (1908 Szilberek to 2002 Passau), son of a peasant family, visited the art school in Belgrade, from 1927. Studied at the academy in Munich, during the second World War, a member of the Waffen SS and war correspondent, subsequently lived in Passau. His depictions of the Danube Swabian lifestyle are culturally and historically of great interest.
Hungarian painter (1908 Szilberek to 2002 Passau), son of a peasant family, visited the art school in Belgrade, from 1927. Studied at the academy in Munich, during the second World War, a member of the Waffen SS and war correspondent, subsequently lived in Passau. His depictions of the Danube Swabian lifestyle are culturally and historically of great interest.
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Hungarian painter (1908 Szilberek to 2002 Passau), son of a peasant family, visited the art school in Belgrade, from 1927. Studied at the academy in Munich, during the second World War, a member of the Waffen SS and war correspondent, subsequently lived in Passau. His depictions of the Danube Swabian lifestyle are culturally and historically of great interest.