ANNA MARGIT
Collection by Láposi Terka
expresszionista, szürreális és szimbolista festészetében a bábutematika egyedülálló
Impact of the Nazi regime on women artists - Hungarian Margit Anna, born Margit Sichermann, 1913-1991
.Margit Anna (Hungarian artist, 1913-1991) Two Women with Guinea Hen 1934 Margit Anna, born Margit Sichermann, (1913-1991) attended Vaszary's school from 1932-1936, and then traveled to Paris with her artist husband, Imre Ámos, in 1937. There they met Chagall, whose influence can be seen in her early work. Following the death of her husband in a Nazi concentration camp in 1944, her style became harsher & more elemental. She did not paint from 1949, until the mid-1960s. Margit Anna (Hungarian…
Impact of the Nazi regime on women artists - Hungarian Margit Anna, born Margit Sichermann, 1913-1991
.Margit Anna (Hungarian artist, 1913-1991) Two Women with Guinea Hen 1934 Margit Anna, born Margit Sichermann, (1913-1991) attended Vaszary's school from 1932-1936, and then traveled to Paris with her artist husband, Imre Ámos, in 1937. There they met Chagall, whose influence can be seen in her early work. Following the death of her husband in a Nazi concentration camp in 1944, her style became harsher & more elemental. She did not paint from 1949, until the mid-1960s. Margit Anna (Hungarian…
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Anna, Margit (1913-1991) - 1934 Self-Portrait (Ferenczy Museum, Szentendre, Hungary)
Watercolor and India ink on paper; 29 x 24 cm. Margit Anna born Margit Sichermann (1913–1991) was a twentieth century Hungarian painter. She attended Vaszary's school from 1932-1936 and she travelled to Paris with her husband, Imre Ámos, also a painter in 1937. There they met Chagall and his influence can be seen in her early work. Anna's early period was similar to Imre Ámos's art with lyric presentation with grotesque elements which characterize her paintings. Following the death of her…
Anna Margit(HUN) アンナ・マルギット(洪)