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Gyula Marosan

Gyula Marosan (1915 - 2003) was active/lived in Ontario / Canada, Hungary.  Gyula Marosan is known for Painting, sculpture, graphic art.

Julius (Gyula) Marosan CPE, SSC (1915 - 2003)

Julius (Gyula) Marosan was a painter, sculptor and graphic artist who was born in Budapest, Hungary.  He emigrated to Toronto, Canada in 1957 where he lived the rest of his life. His mediums were oil (on canvas, linen and silk), collage, photography and bronze medallions.  His subjects were portraits, landscapes, and pure abstract. His styles included neo-classicism, surrealism, pop-art, geometric abstraction and abstract expressionism, for which he is best known. He also did traditional impressionist style landscapes. 

He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts (Budapest) under Vilmos  Aba-Novak (1938). He returned to Europe several times in the 1960's on study tours. He was a member of "The Sculptors Society of Canada" and "The Society of Painters, Etchers and Engravers."

He has been exhibiting his work continuously since the late 1930's. Museum exhibits include the Ernst Museum, Budapest (1940), and   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1990 characters.]  Artist bio

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