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1938 - 2018. Known for: Painter, graphic designer.
Tamas Hencze is a Hungarian painter and graphic designer. He studied at a window-dressing school in Budapest and worked as a decorator and graphic designer. Hencze was a member of the Zugló Circle... Read full biography
Tamas Hencze is a Hungarian painter and graphic designer. He studied at a window-dressing school in Budapest and worked as a decorator and graphic designer. Hencze was a member of the Zugló Circle and considered Dezso Korniss his master. He won the Pannonia Biennale Award in 1969, became a... Read full biography
Tamas Hencze is a Hungarian painter and graphic designer. He studied at a window-dressing school in Budapest and worked as a decorator and graphic designer. Hencze was a member of the Zugló Circle and considered Dezso Korniss his master. He won the Pannonia Biennale Award in 1969, became a Meritorious Artist in 1989, and was awarded the Kossuth Prize in 2004. Hencze has participated in numerous exhibitions in Hungary and abroad, showcasing his works in prestigious galleries and museums. His... Read full biography
Tamas Hencze is a Hungarian painter and graphic designer. He studied at a window-dressing school in Budapest and worked as a decorator and graphic designer. Hencze was a member of the Zugló Circle and considered Dezso Korniss his master. He won the Pannonia Biennale Award in 1969, became a Meritorious Artist in 1989, and was awarded the Kossuth Prize in 2004. Hencze has participated in numerous exhibitions in Hungary and abroad, showcasing his works in prestigious galleries and museums. His artworks are held in various collections around the world.
Tamas Hencze is a Hungarian painter and graphic designer. He studied at a window-dressing school in Budapest and worked as a decorator and graphic designer. Hencze was a member of the Zugló Circle and considered Dezso Korniss his master. He won the Pannonia Biennale Award in 1969, became a Meritorious Artist in 1989, and was awarded the Kossuth Prize in 2004. Hencze has participated in numerous exhibitions in Hungary and abroad, showcasing his works in prestigious galleries and museums. His artworks are held in various collections around the world.