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1834 Szeged - 1922 Budapest, Hungary. Known for: Portrait painting, altarpieces, and ceiling frescoes.
The artist's name is Gyorgy Vastagh. He was born in Szeged and received an artistic education in Vienna in the 1850s. He mainly focused on portrait painting and was court painter to Archduke Joseph... Read full biography
The artist's name is Gyorgy Vastagh. He was born in Szeged and received an artistic education in Vienna in the 1850s. He mainly focused on portrait painting and was court painter to Archduke Joseph Karl Ludwig of Austria for three decades. He created altarpieces in Budapest, Szeged, Arad, and... Read full biography
The artist's name is Gyorgy Vastagh. He was born in Szeged and received an artistic education in Vienna in the 1850s. He mainly focused on portrait painting and was court painter to Archduke Joseph Karl Ludwig of Austria for three decades. He created altarpieces in Budapest, Szeged, Arad, and Temesvár, as well as the ceiling fresco in the foyer of the Hungarian State Opera. The object is not in the auction house Schwab in Mannheim, but it can be visited by appointment at another location in... Read full biography
The artist's name is Gyorgy Vastagh. He was born in Szeged and received an artistic education in Vienna in the 1850s. He mainly focused on portrait painting and was court painter to Archduke Joseph Karl Ludwig of Austria for three decades. He created altarpieces in Budapest, Szeged, Arad, and Temesvár, as well as the ceiling fresco in the foyer of the Hungarian State Opera. The object is not in the auction house Schwab in Mannheim, but it can be visited by appointment at another location in Mannheim.... Read full biography
The artist's name is Gyorgy Vastagh. He was born in Szeged and received an artistic education in Vienna in the 1850s. He mainly focused on portrait painting and was court painter to Archduke Joseph Karl Ludwig of Austria for three decades. He created altarpieces in Budapest, Szeged, Arad, and Temesvár, as well as the ceiling fresco in the foyer of the Hungarian State Opera. The object is not in the auction house Schwab in Mannheim, but it can be visited by appointment at another location in Mannheim.... Read full biography