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1859 - 1945. Known for: Painting.
Painter, graphic artist. He studied art in Vienna and Paris. He also worked with Mihály Munkácsy. In 1889 he was awarded a bronze medal in Paris. He became a teacher at the Academy of Fine Arts from... Read full biography
Painter, graphic artist. He studied art in Vienna and Paris. He also worked with Mihály Munkácsy. In 1889 he was awarded a bronze medal in Paris. He became a teacher at the Academy of Fine Arts from 1904. He worked at the Nagybánya artist colony in 1918. Between 1921-32 he was the leader of the... Read full biography
Painter, graphic artist. He studied art in Vienna and Paris. He also worked with Mihály Munkácsy. In 1889 he was awarded a bronze medal in Paris. He became a teacher at the Academy of Fine Arts from 1904. He worked at the Nagybánya artist colony in 1918. Between 1921-32 he was the leader of the Kecskemét artist colony. His works can be found in the Hungarian National Gallery, the Petofi Literary Museum and in regional museums.
Painter, graphic artist. He studied art in Vienna and Paris. He also worked with Mihály Munkácsy. In 1889 he was awarded a bronze medal in Paris. He became a teacher at the Academy of Fine Arts from 1904. He worked at the Nagybánya artist colony in 1918. Between 1921-32 he was the leader of the Kecskemét artist colony. His works can be found in the Hungarian National Gallery, the Petofi Literary Museum and in regional museums.
Painter, graphic artist. He studied art in Vienna and Paris. He also worked with Mihály Munkácsy. In 1889 he was awarded a bronze medal in Paris. He became a teacher at the Academy of Fine Arts from 1904. He worked at the Nagybánya artist colony in 1918. Between 1921-32 he was the leader of the Kecskemét artist colony. His works can be found in the Hungarian National Gallery, the Petofi Literary Museum and in regional museums.