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1879 - 1920. Known for: Painting.
He was the pupil of Bertalan Székely at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts, and of Simon Hollósy in Nagybánya. He first found renown as a graphic artist, in 1907. He illustrated the works of authors... Read full biography
He was the pupil of Bertalan Székely at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts, and of Simon Hollósy in Nagybánya. He first found renown as a graphic artist, in 1907. He illustrated the works of authors who wrote symbolic and deep-psychological prose, while an individual album of his work also appeared... Read full biography
He was the pupil of Bertalan Székely at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts, and of Simon Hollósy in Nagybánya. He first found renown as a graphic artist, in 1907. He illustrated the works of authors who wrote symbolic and deep-psychological prose, while an individual album of his work also appeared with an introduction from Aladár Bálint. Bibliography: Farkas, Zoltán: Tichy Kálmán és Tichy Gyula, A Gyujto, 1916/1, 1-10. o A Tichy testvérek emlékkiállítása, arranged by F. Mihály, Ida, exhibition... Read full biography
He was the pupil of Bertalan Székely at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts, and of Simon Hollósy in Nagybánya. He first found renown as a graphic artist, in 1907. He illustrated the works of authors who wrote symbolic and deep-psychological prose, while an individual album of his work also appeared with an introduction from Aladár Bálint. Bibliography: Farkas, Zoltán: Tichy Kálmán és Tichy Gyula, A Gyujto, 1916/1, 1-10. o A Tichy testvérek emlékkiállítása, arranged by F. Mihály, Ida, exhibition cat., Budapest, Magyar Nemzeti Galéria, 1979. o Mezei, Ottó: Tichy Gyula rejtélyes muvészete, Muvészet, 1986/11-12, 19-24.
He was the pupil of Bertalan Székely at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts, and of Simon Hollósy in Nagybánya. He first found renown as a graphic artist, in 1907. He illustrated the works of authors who wrote symbolic and deep-psychological prose, while an individual album of his work also appeared with an introduction from Aladár Bálint. Bibliography: Farkas, Zoltán: Tichy Kálmán és Tichy Gyula, A Gyujto, 1916/1, 1-10. o A Tichy testvérek emlékkiállítása, arranged by F. Mihály, Ida, exhibition cat., Budapest, Magyar Nemzeti Galéria, 1979. o Mezei, Ottó: Tichy Gyula rejtélyes muvészete, Muvészet, 1986/11-12, 19-24.