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Jozef Teodor Mousson

Jozef Teodor Mousson (1887 - 1946) was active/lived in Slovakia, Hungary.  Jozef Mousson is known for Urban market genre painting, village scenes.

Teodor Jozef Mousson was a Slovak Impressionist painter. He was born December 15, 1887 in Hogyész, Hungary. Between 1905-1909, he studied Mousson at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest. In 1911 he moved to Michaloviec, where he worked until 1919 as a teacher.

Since 1919 Mousson dedicated himself to professional painting. In 1942 he suffered a serious disease in which there was bleeding in the brain, and Mousson's entire left part of his body was paralyzed. In 1946, for his bad physical and mental state moved to Bratislava and then to his son's home in Trencin, where he died.

Moussonova specific features were genre painting, warm colors, light and summer. He became famous mainly for its south-Zemplínske motifs from urban markets and villages of the surrounding area Michalovce. He therefore becoming known as "the painter Zemplín sun and people."

Later in Michalovce he founded the elementary school, which was named after Mousson.

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