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1906 Kaposvar - 1984 Budapest, Hungary. Known for: Painting.
Painter. He was a student of József Rónai Rippl in Kaposvár, then. studied painting with Imre Révész in Kecskemét. In 1929. he obtained a drawing teacher's certificate at the Budapest Academy of Fine... Read full biography
Painter. He was a student of József Rónai Rippl in Kaposvár, then. studied painting with Imre Révész in Kecskemét. In 1929. he obtained a drawing teacher's certificate at the Budapest Academy of Fine Arts,. where his teacher was Gyula Rudnay. After a study trip to Italy and then France, he painted... Read full biography
Painter. He was a student of József Rónai Rippl in Kaposvár, then. studied painting with Imre Révész in Kecskemét. In 1929. he obtained a drawing teacher's certificate at the Budapest Academy of Fine Arts,. where his teacher was Gyula Rudnay. After a study trip to Italy and then France, he painted near Lake Balaton and in Somogy County. He had a solo exhibition at the National Salon in 1931. and in Rijeka in 1934.
Painter. He was a student of József Rónai Rippl in Kaposvár, then. studied painting with Imre Révész in Kecskemét. In 1929. he obtained a drawing teacher's certificate at the Budapest Academy of Fine Arts,. where his teacher was Gyula Rudnay. After a study trip to Italy and then France, he painted near Lake Balaton and in Somogy County. He had a solo exhibition at the National Salon in 1931. and in Rijeka in 1934.
Painter. He was a student of József Rónai Rippl in Kaposvár, then. studied painting with Imre Révész in Kecskemét. In 1929. he obtained a drawing teacher's certificate at the Budapest Academy of Fine Arts,. where his teacher was Gyula Rudnay. After a study trip to Italy and then France, he painted near Lake Balaton and in Somogy County. He had a solo exhibition at the National Salon in 1931. and in Rijeka in 1934.