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1866 - 1919. Known for: Portrait, figure, animal painting.
After his school education in Hungary, Géza Vastagh (1866-1919) went to Munich. There he studied under Simon Hollósy and attended the Academy of Arts as a student of Gabriel von Hackl. In 1888, he... Read full biography
After his school education in Hungary, Géza Vastagh (1866-1919) went to Munich. There he studied under Simon Hollósy and attended the Academy of Arts as a student of Gabriel von Hackl. In 1888, he returned to Budapest. In 1889, he made a study trip to France. A year later, he sojourned in Algeria... Read full biography
After his school education in Hungary, Géza Vastagh (1866-1919) went to Munich. There he studied under Simon Hollósy and attended the Academy of Arts as a student of Gabriel von Hackl. In 1888, he returned to Budapest. In 1889, he made a study trip to France. A year later, he sojourned in Algeria and Tunisia, devoting himself to the depiction of lions for the first time. Around the turn of the century, he traveled to Hamburg, Leipzig and Berlin and created depictions of animals at the zoo. 1910... Read full biography
After his school education in Hungary, Géza Vastagh (1866-1919) went to Munich. There he studied under Simon Hollósy and attended the Academy of Arts as a student of Gabriel von Hackl. In 1888, he returned to Budapest. In 1889, he made a study trip to France. A year later, he sojourned in Algeria and Tunisia, devoting himself to the depiction of lions for the first time. Around the turn of the century, he traveled to Hamburg, Leipzig and Berlin and created depictions of animals at the zoo. 1910 was followed by a stay in the Tatras. Today, works of Vastagh are in the Hungarian National Gallery and the Museum of Hungarian Agriculture in Budapest, amongst others.
After his school education in Hungary, Géza Vastagh (1866-1919) went to Munich. There he studied under Simon Hollósy and attended the Academy of Arts as a student of Gabriel von Hackl. In 1888, he returned to Budapest. In 1889, he made a study trip to France. A year later, he sojourned in Algeria and Tunisia, devoting himself to the depiction of lions for the first time. Around the turn of the century, he traveled to Hamburg, Leipzig and Berlin and created depictions of animals at the zoo. 1910 was followed by a stay in the Tatras. Today, works of Vastagh are in the Hungarian National Gallery and the Museum of Hungarian Agriculture in Budapest, amongst others.