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Endre Andor Fenyo SIGNATURES
1904 - 1971. Known for: Painting.
He was a pupil of Oszkár Glatz and János Vaszary at the Academy of Fine Arts between 1923 and 1928. He exhibited at the shows of KUT and UME as a member of the societies. In 1933 he was one of the... Read full biography
He was a pupil of Oszkár Glatz and János Vaszary at the Academy of Fine Arts between 1923 and 1928. He exhibited at the shows of KUT and UME as a member of the societies. In 1933 he was one of the founders of the Group of Socialist Artists. From 1938 on he lived in Finland and Sweden. After his... Read full biography
He was a pupil of Oszkár Glatz and János Vaszary at the Academy of Fine Arts between 1923 and 1928. He exhibited at the shows of KUT and UME as a member of the societies. In 1933 he was one of the founders of the Group of Socialist Artists. From 1938 on he lived in Finland and Sweden. After his return home he worked as the leader of the Dési Huber István Circle. He depicted landscapes around Szentendre and Lake Balaton in his later oeuvre. Bibliography: Fenyo A. Endre gyujteményes kiállítása,... Read full biography
He was a pupil of Oszkár Glatz and János Vaszary at the Academy of Fine Arts between 1923 and 1928. He exhibited at the shows of KUT and UME as a member of the societies. In 1933 he was one of the founders of the Group of Socialist Artists. From 1938 on he lived in Finland and Sweden. After his return home he worked as the leader of the Dési Huber István Circle. He depicted landscapes around Szentendre and Lake Balaton in his later oeuvre. Bibliography: Fenyo A. Endre gyujteményes kiállítása, exhibition cat., Budapest, Ernst Múzeum, 1964. o D. FEHÉR, Zsuzsa: Emlékezés Fenyo A. Endrére, Muvészet, 1972/4.
He was a pupil of Oszkár Glatz and János Vaszary at the Academy of Fine Arts between 1923 and 1928. He exhibited at the shows of KUT and UME as a member of the societies. In 1933 he was one of the founders of the Group of Socialist Artists. From 1938 on he lived in Finland and Sweden. After his return home he worked as the leader of the Dési Huber István Circle. He depicted landscapes around Szentendre and Lake Balaton in his later oeuvre. Bibliography: Fenyo A. Endre gyujteményes kiállítása, exhibition cat., Budapest, Ernst Múzeum, 1964. o D. FEHÉR, Zsuzsa: Emlékezés Fenyo A. Endrére, Muvészet, 1972/4.
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