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1936 - 1963. Known for: Painting.
Painter, graphic artist. He was a student of Aurél Bernáth at the Budapest Academy of Fine Arts. He died before completing his studies. His legacy consists of nearly a thousand works, including his... Read full biography
Painter, graphic artist. He was a student of Aurél Bernáth at the Budapest Academy of Fine Arts. He died before completing his studies. His legacy consists of nearly a thousand works, including his famous diploma work, The Painting Room. Posthumous exhibitions of his works have been held in several... Read full biography
Painter, graphic artist. He was a student of Aurél Bernáth at the Budapest Academy of Fine Arts. He died before completing his studies. His legacy consists of nearly a thousand works, including his famous diploma work, The Painting Room. Posthumous exhibitions of his works have been held in several places from 1964 to the present. In 1978, his works were presented at the Hungarian National Gallery and in 1993 at the Academy of Fine Arts.
Painter, graphic artist. He was a student of Aurél Bernáth at the Budapest Academy of Fine Arts. He died before completing his studies. His legacy consists of nearly a thousand works, including his famous diploma work, The Painting Room. Posthumous exhibitions of his works have been held in several places from 1964 to the present. In 1978, his works were presented at the Hungarian National Gallery and in 1993 at the Academy of Fine Arts.
Painter, graphic artist. He was a student of Aurél Bernáth at the Budapest Academy of Fine Arts. He died before completing his studies. His legacy consists of nearly a thousand works, including his famous diploma work, The Painting Room. Posthumous exhibitions of his works have been held in several places from 1964 to the present. In 1978, his works were presented at the Hungarian National Gallery and in 1993 at the Academy of Fine Arts.