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Franz Dvorak

Franz (Frank A.) Dvorak (1862 - 1927) was active/lived in Indiana / Czech Republic.  Franz Dvorak is known for Painting.

František Brunner-Dvorák, actually Franz Brunner, was born in Bohemia and received his artistic training at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna.  He then deepened his skills under Wilhelm von Lindenschmit the Younger (1829-1895) and Rudolf and Otto Seitz in Munich.  From 1886 the young painter was regularly accepted at the Great Art Exhibitions in Vienna and Berlin.

After a short stay in Paris, Dvorak was active in North America for several years, since he has been documented as a highly sought-after portraitist in New York, Philadelphia and Chicago.  In 1896 he moved back to Paris, where he was able to exhibit his works at the Societé Nationale and similar prestigious places, until 1900.

Dvorak, who was especially well-known for his charming children's and women's portraits, finally moved to London, where he was invited to exhibit at the Royal Academy in 1909 and 1911.  Works by Franz Dvorak are today on display at the Dahesh Museum of Art in New Yor   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1072 characters.]  Artist bio

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