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1895 Budapest, Hungary - 1964 Budapest, Hungary. Known for: Painting.
Miklos FARKASHAZY (Budapest 1895 - Budapest 1964). He was born in Budapest in 1895. He studied at the school of Mano Vesztroczy in Budapest and later for a longer period of time continued his studies... Read full biography
Miklos FARKASHAZY (Budapest 1895 - Budapest 1964). He was born in Budapest in 1895. He studied at the school of Mano Vesztroczy in Budapest and later for a longer period of time continued his studies in Munich. Beginning in 1916, he had a lot of exhibitions abroad and in Budapest as well. First he... Read full biography
Miklos FARKASHAZY (Budapest 1895 - Budapest 1964). He was born in Budapest in 1895. He studied at the school of Mano Vesztroczy in Budapest and later for a longer period of time continued his studies in Munich. Beginning in 1916, he had a lot of exhibitions abroad and in Budapest as well. First he made colored, decorative Chinese ink drawings and pastel drawings, but later oil paintings and etchings also. Source:. Information courtesy of James Harington... Read full biography
Miklos FARKASHAZY (Budapest 1895 - Budapest 1964). He was born in Budapest in 1895. He studied at the school of Mano Vesztroczy in Budapest and later for a longer period of time continued his studies in Munich. Beginning in 1916, he had a lot of exhibitions abroad and in Budapest as well. First he made colored, decorative Chinese ink drawings and pastel drawings, but later oil paintings and etchings also. Source:. Information courtesy of James Harington
Miklos FARKASHAZY (Budapest 1895 - Budapest 1964). He was born in Budapest in 1895. He studied at the school of Mano Vesztroczy in Budapest and later for a longer period of time continued his studies in Munich. Beginning in 1916, he had a lot of exhibitions abroad and in Budapest as well. First he made colored, decorative Chinese ink drawings and pastel drawings, but later oil paintings and etchings also. Source:. Information courtesy of James Harington