Page loaded successfully. Showing keywords for Nandor Katona.
Artist Keywords
Keywords page for Nandor Katona ((1864 - 1932)), known for Painting. Showing associated keywords and tags.
Nandor Katona KEYWORDS
1864 - 1932. Known for: Painting.
Painter. A student of László Mednyánszky, but later. went to Budapest and then Paris to further his education. He received numerous awards. From the 1890s he exhibited highland landscapes. in the... Read full biography
Painter. A student of László Mednyánszky, but later. went to Budapest and then Paris to further his education. He received numerous awards. From the 1890s he exhibited highland landscapes. in the Mucsarnok. In 1901, the Circle of Friends of Art and in 1921, the National Salon organized. a... Read full biography
Painter. A student of László Mednyánszky, but later. went to Budapest and then Paris to further his education. He received numerous awards. From the 1890s he exhibited highland landscapes. in the Mucsarnok. In 1901, the Circle of Friends of Art and in 1921, the National Salon organized. a collective exhibition for him. In 1932, he had a memorial exhibition in the Mucsarnok. Several of his works became the property of the Hungarian National Gallery.
Painter. A student of László Mednyánszky, but later. went to Budapest and then Paris to further his education. He received numerous awards. From the 1890s he exhibited highland landscapes. in the Mucsarnok. In 1901, the Circle of Friends of Art and in 1921, the National Salon organized. a collective exhibition for him. In 1932, he had a memorial exhibition in the Mucsarnok. Several of his works became the property of the Hungarian National Gallery.
Painter. A student of László Mednyánszky, but later. went to Budapest and then Paris to further his education. He received numerous awards. From the 1890s he exhibited highland landscapes. in the Mucsarnok. In 1901, the Circle of Friends of Art and in 1921, the National Salon organized. a collective exhibition for him. In 1932, he had a memorial exhibition in the Mucsarnok. Several of his works became the property of the Hungarian National Gallery.