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Jean Viski

Jean Viski (1891 - 1961 or 1965) was active/lived in Hungary, United States.  Jean Viski is known for Rural landscape, horse, western.

The following information is provided by Irv Fines who writes:

"My parents own a painting by Jean Viski and a small biography is on the
back of the painting.  The painting was given to my grandfather ( in the Provincial Government at the time) in the 1940's or 1950's by a group from Hungary so the translation may be a bit funky."

It says:

JANOS VISKI (1891)
Was a student of the Academy of Fine Arts.  First exhibited in 1921, he
specialized in naturalist animal paintings, full of movement.  From 1920 on, he spent many years in South America, before coming back to Hungary to stay in the Hortobagy Plains.

His favorite subjects are groups of horses, but he also excels in landscapes with cows, carts and his fine idyllic scenes rendering the world of scattered farms in the great Hungarian Plains.  All his pictures display strength and impulse, brilliant knowledge of anatomy and superior draftsmanship.  He is particularly fond of b   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1327 characters.]  Artist bio

Artist auction records

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