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1846 - 1879. Known for: Painting.
Laszlo Paal (1846 - 1879). Lászlo Paál was initially a pupil at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Vienna under Albert Zimmermann, amongst others, before moving to the Dusseldorf Academy where he... Read full biography
Laszlo Paal (1846 - 1879). Lászlo Paál was initially a pupil at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Vienna under Albert Zimmermann, amongst others, before moving to the Dusseldorf Academy where he became a pupil of Mihály Munkáczy. Study trips took him to places including the Netherlands and... Read full biography
Laszlo Paal (1846 - 1879). Lászlo Paál was initially a pupil at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Vienna under Albert Zimmermann, amongst others, before moving to the Dusseldorf Academy where he became a pupil of Mihály Munkáczy. Study trips took him to places including the Netherlands and London. Meeting artists of the Barbizon School had a particular influence on his artistic oeuvre, and he became a member of the group in 1873. The artist was awarded a medal in 1873 at the World Exposition... Read full biography
Laszlo Paal (1846 - 1879). Lászlo Paál was initially a pupil at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Vienna under Albert Zimmermann, amongst others, before moving to the Dusseldorf Academy where he became a pupil of Mihály Munkáczy. Study trips took him to places including the Netherlands and London. Meeting artists of the Barbizon School had a particular influence on his artistic oeuvre, and he became a member of the group in 1873. The artist was awarded a medal in 1873 at the World Exposition in Vienna for his painting Sunset, and a further medal followed four years later for his work Path in the Woods at Fontainebleau at the Paris Exposition. Paál is regarded as Hungary's most important landscape painter.
Laszlo Paal (1846 - 1879). Lászlo Paál was initially a pupil at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Vienna under Albert Zimmermann, amongst others, before moving to the Dusseldorf Academy where he became a pupil of Mihály Munkáczy. Study trips took him to places including the Netherlands and London. Meeting artists of the Barbizon School had a particular influence on his artistic oeuvre, and he became a member of the group in 1873. The artist was awarded a medal in 1873 at the World Exposition in Vienna for his painting Sunset, and a further medal followed four years later for his work Path in the Woods at Fontainebleau at the Paris Exposition. Paál is regarded as Hungary's most important landscape painter.