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1902 - 1969. Known for: Painting.
He was one of the most talented students of János Vaszary at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts. In 1927 he got a scholarship to Paris, in 1929 to Rome. He was a main representative of Hungarian... Read full biography
He was one of the most talented students of János Vaszary at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts. In 1927 he got a scholarship to Paris, in 1929 to Rome. He was a main representative of Hungarian Neo-Classicism. He completed several mural paintings. Bibliography: O. JOBBÁGYI, Zsuzsa: Medveczky Jeno,... Read full biography
He was one of the most talented students of János Vaszary at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts. In 1927 he got a scholarship to Paris, in 1929 to Rome. He was a main representative of Hungarian Neo-Classicism. He completed several mural paintings. Bibliography: O. JOBBÁGYI, Zsuzsa: Medveczky Jeno, Budapest, Képzomuvészeti, 1982. o O. JOBBÁGYI, Zsuzsa, Medveczky Jeno centenáriumi kiállítása, exhibition cat., Budapest, Ernst Múzeum, 2002.
He was one of the most talented students of János Vaszary at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts. In 1927 he got a scholarship to Paris, in 1929 to Rome. He was a main representative of Hungarian Neo-Classicism. He completed several mural paintings. Bibliography: O. JOBBÁGYI, Zsuzsa: Medveczky Jeno, Budapest, Képzomuvészeti, 1982. o O. JOBBÁGYI, Zsuzsa, Medveczky Jeno centenáriumi kiállítása, exhibition cat., Budapest, Ernst Múzeum, 2002.
He was one of the most talented students of János Vaszary at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts. In 1927 he got a scholarship to Paris, in 1929 to Rome. He was a main representative of Hungarian Neo-Classicism. He completed several mural paintings. Bibliography: O. JOBBÁGYI, Zsuzsa: Medveczky Jeno, Budapest, Képzomuvészeti, 1982. o O. JOBBÁGYI, Zsuzsa, Medveczky Jeno centenáriumi kiállítása, exhibition cat., Budapest, Ernst Múzeum, 2002.