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Pal C Molnar

Pal C. Molnar (1894 - 1981) was active/lived in Hungary, Italy.  Pal Molnar is known for Plein air easel and mural painting, graphics, teaching.

Painter and graphic artist Pal Molnar was born in Hungary in 1894.  He studied in Budapest from 1915-1918 to become an art teacher, learning various techniques, which led to the diversity displayed in all his chosen mediums.  As a private teacher, he traveled with the Szinyei family to Switzerland, and later spent a year in France before returning to Hungary in 1923.  He spent three years in Rome on a fellowship.

Characteristic of his art is a combination of classical Mediterranean traditions and the restlessness of 20th century man.  The mostly sacral scenes of his pictures, identical with subject matters of the Rome school, are portrayed in a direct sensual style. 

In the 1920s, he created a richer version of plein air painting, as seen in the stronger colors in his Swiss landscapes.  In his drawings and character drawings, thorough observations were accompanied by stylization, cubistic characterization and expressionism.  Portrayal,   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 6138 characters.]  Artist bio

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