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Joseph Kossonogi

Joseph Kossonogi (1908 - 1981) was active/lived in Israel, Hungary.  Joseph Kossonogi is known for Landscape, interior, figure painting.

"Born in Budapest, Hungary and resident in Israel for nearly forty years, Joseph Kossogi has reached down to the grass roots of life in this country.  He is well known among the lovers of art.  His paintings reflect a very personal  style based on lightness of touch and a dream like element in his composition; at the same time he has retained the figurative expressionist approach, Kossonogi's favorite subjects are landscapes, interiors, women and group compositions.  He has received many awards and regularly exhibits very fine works at local and abroad showings.  Many of his paintings have been acquired by museums and private collections in Israel and abroad.


Solo show TelAviv Mus.1953
Dizengoff Prize               1954
Amsterdam, Kunstzal Vanleer 1950
Exhibition of Sea Scape Prize 1950
Jewish Painters in Paris  1952
Solo Show Jerusalem 1954
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