Hungary. 1904 - 1978
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1935 - 2002. Known for: Still life painting.
Gyorgy Korga studied under masters at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest and exhibited his work in several European countries and Japan. He was a professor at the Dési Huber Faculty of Fine Arts... Read full biography
Gyorgy Korga studied under masters at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest and exhibited his work in several European countries and Japan. He was a professor at the Dési Huber Faculty of Fine Arts and had numerous independent and group exhibitions throughout his career.
Gyorgy Korga studied under masters at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest and exhibited his work in several European countries and Japan. He was a professor at the Dési Huber Faculty of Fine Arts and had numerous independent and group exhibitions throughout his career.
Gyorgy Korga studied under masters at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest and exhibited his work in several European countries and Japan. He was a professor at the Dési Huber Faculty of Fine Arts and had numerous independent and group exhibitions throughout his career.
Gyorgy Korga studied under masters at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest and exhibited his work in several European countries and Japan. He was a professor at the Dési Huber Faculty of Fine Arts and had numerous independent and group exhibitions throughout his career.
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Slide 1 of 3: Budapest, 1962 (Paperboy, Gagarin, Mona Lisa, Brigitte Bardot), 1962
Budapest, 1962 (Paperboy, Gagarin, Mona Lisa, Brigitte Bardot), 1962
Gyorgy KorgaBudapest, 1962 (Paperboy, Gagarin, Mona Lisa, Brigitte Bardot), 1962
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Diversion, 1969-1970
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"Visual Fragments" From Bugac, From Pest, 1968
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Abstract Expressionist and Surrealist
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Modernist figurative painting
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Expressionist, post impression large scale decorative easel and mural painting
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Visionary, symbol-driven painting
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Hungary. 1883 - 1937
Fauve townscape, fruit still life, figure and portrait painting
Hungary, France. 1887 - 1953
Fauves, expressionist and cubist painting
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Hungary, France. 1880 - 1955
Fauves painting, expressionism, and drawing
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Art nouveau, surrealist and symbolist painting