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Endre Komaromi-Kacz

Endre Komaromi-Kacz (1880 - 1969) was active/lived in Hungary.  Endre Komaromi Kacz is known for Portrait, genre painting, children.

Endre Komaromi Kacz   Hungarian   1880 - 1969

Born in Komarom, Hungary, Kacz was initially a pupil of Eduard Ballo, a specialist in portraits and genre, at the National Academy in Budapest.  He continued his studies under Simon Hollosy, a genre painter who established a private school in Munich, Germany, and Nagylonya, Hungary.  The artist traveled in Belgium and Holland for a year, after which he returned to Budapest to attend the School of the Masters under Gyula Benczur for four years.

Kacz began exhibiting in 1901, establishing himself as a painter of portraits and genre studies - usually interiors with figures.  Many of these works displayed sympathy and understanding with children engaged in the simple pleasures a child most dearly loves.

In 1918 the artist held a one-man show at the National Salon in Budapest and in 1924 at the Palace of Exhibitions.  Kacz was awarded many prizes and medals and several of his works wer   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1217 characters.]  Artist bio

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