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Maurice Vagh Weinmann

Maurice Vagh Weinmann (1899 - 1966) was active/lived in Hungary.  Maurice Vagh Weinmann is known for Rural scene, portrait, figure, still life, genre and landscape painting.

Actually Mihály Vagh Weinmann, called himself Maurice Vagh Weinmann in France, Jewish Hungarian-French painter, engraver, lithographer and illustrator (1899 Budapest to 1986 Paris),

Within 6 years turned to art, from 1914-18 student of the Budapest School of Applied Arts, during the 1st World War one year studio. During World War I he was a studio student of Tihamér Margitay (1859-1922) and Gyula Tornai (1861-1928) for one year, 1924 first personal exhibition, collaboration with his brothers Elemer Vagh Weinmann (1906-1994) and Nandor Vagh Weinmann (1897-1978),

After first successes as an artist, 1930-33, first stayed with his brother Nandor Vagh Weinmann in Paris, 1934 brief return to Budapest,

From autumn 1934 moved with his brothers to Paris, 1936 moved to Haute-Savoie and worked for a time in Annecy, Chamonix and then in Grenoble, 1939 moved to Cannes, due to the outbreak of war

From 1939 resided in Toulouse and from 1941 with his sons André and Tilh   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2057 characters.]  Artist bio

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