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Margit De Corini

Margit De Corini (1897 - 1982) was active/lived in New York / Hungary.  Margit De Corini is known for Painting, etching, lithography, design.

M(argit or Margaret or Marguerite) De Corini (Kolozsvar 1897 - Bekes 1982 ; Cemetery in Gyomaedrod: Hungary)

Education:
Dramatic School Szidi Rakosi's in Budapest 1915-1918  
Brooklyn Art School and Art Student League in New York about 1924-1928
Free schools and Ateliers in Paris 1928-1931

Exhibitions:
Group Exhibitions:
11.1930. Paris, Salon d'Automne
10. 1. 1931. Paris, Hungarian Artistes Modernes
4. 1931. Paris, Grand Salon
11. 1931. Paris,Salon d' Automnes  
12. 1931. Paris, Polack-hungarian exhibition
4. 1932. Budapest, Salon National  
6. 1932. Washington, Gothman Book Mart  
1. 20. 1933. Paris, Salon des Independants  
6. 3. 1933. Brooklyn, The Fine Arts Guild - Grant Studios
4-5. 1933. Monaco, VIII. Salon de Peinture, Sculpture et Art Applique  
1-13. 5. 1933. New York, The Fine Arts Guild - Cronyn and Lowndes Gallery
11. 3. 1934. Traveling exhibition by Washington Square Gro   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2081 characters.]  Artist bio

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