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Artézi Galéria
2016-os őszi festményaukció

11-11-2016 14:30 - 11-12-2016 17:00
 
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Ladányi, Imre (Emory Ladanyi, 1902-1986): Boy in the Forest

Ladányi, Imre (Emory Ladanyi, 1902-1986): Boy in the Forest
Ladányi, Imre (Emory Ladanyi, 1902-1986): Boy in the Forest


Details:Date: 1957.Size: 70x55 cmOil on canvasSigned lower left, also titled and signed versoBorn in Kecskemét (Hungary) Imre Ladányi studied drawing and painting under Vilmos Aba-Novák simultaneously with his medical studies....

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auction house Artézi Galéria
date of auction d-m-Y H:i
title of auction 2016-os őszi festményaukció
date of exhibition A képek 2016. 12. 03-tól 2016. 12. 11-ig az Artézi Galériában, telefonos időpont-egyeztetés után tekinthetők meg | +3620-496-3408
auction contact +36204963408; +36207733636 | gallery@artezi.hu | http://artezi.hu/
link of auction https://axioart.com/aukcio/2016-12-11/2016-os-oszi-festmenyaukcio
4. item
Ladányi, Imre (Emory Ladanyi, 1902-1986): Boy in the Forest

Details:

  • Date: 1957.
  • Size: 70x55 cm
  • Oil on canvas
  • Signed lower left, also titled and signed verso

Born in Kecskemét (Hungary) Imre Ladányi studied drawing and painting under Vilmos Aba-Novák simultaneously with his medical studies. Since 1929 he had lived in the United States working as a dermatologist. He became a renown artist as early as the 1930s. One of his landscapes was on show at the US pavilion of the World Expo in New York, which was reviewed by several magazines, the New York Times among them. In World War II he volunteered for service in the U.S. Army. From the late 1950s on his paintings were more and distanced from realism. Several public collections in Hungary and the US hold his artworks.