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István Boldizsar

István Boldizsar (1897 - 1984) was active/lived in Hungary.  Istvan Boldizsar is known for Painting.

Istvan Boldiszar was a Hungarian painter and draughtsman, famous for his impressionistic plein-air motifs of Lake Balaton or the Hungarian lowlands.  Boldiszár began his artistic training at the artist’s colony at Nagybánya and was taught by János Thoma, whose assistant he became later on.  In 1918 he attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest.

In the years 1919-1924 he lived at various artist’s colonies and had a short stay in Munich.  In 1924 he settled in Budapest.  From 1941-49 he taught drawing at the local Academy of Fine Arts.  As representative of the third generation of artists of Nagybánya, he is regarded as preserver of the heritage of the colony’s heritage.

Boldiszár has been awarded with several prizes, such as in 1929 the bronze medal of the World Exhibition in Barcelona and in 1931 with the landscape award.  His works are exhibited at the Alte Pinakothek in Munich, at the Austrian Gallery in Vienna an   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1049 characters.]  Artist bio

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