Istvan Csok (Hungarian Painter, 1865-1961)
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Still life with Flowers (Breakfast Table) 1913
Oil on canvas, 84 x 73,2 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Still life with flowers and doll. 1909.
Chest with Tulips 1910
Oil on canvas, 120 x 94 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Still life with Flowers 1929
Oil on canvas, 85 x 91 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Daisies 1913
Oil on canvas, 58 x 70 cm
Private collection
Krizantémok 1917
Amalfi 1937
Oil on canvas, 64 x 74,5 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Godfather at Breakfast 1932
Oil on canvas, 90 x 81 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Sokác girls
Sleeping Shokatz Woman 1907
Oil on canvas, 60 x 70 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
In the Sheephold 1900
Oil on canvas, 73,7 x 84 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Gathering Hay, 1890
Sokatz Woman Embroidering 1905
Oil on wood, 73 x 58,5 cm
Private collection
Orphans 1891
Oil on canvas, 120 x 135 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
"Do this in Memory of Me" (Holy Communion) 1890
Oil on canvas, 136,5 x 111 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Erzsébet Báthory
Erzsébet Báthory (sketch)
c. 1893
Oil on canvas, 77 x 113 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Girl Resting (actress Gizi Bajor), ca. 1925
Lady with a stole
Feleségem (Párizsi nő), vászon, olaj, 85 × 116 cm, Herman Ottó Múzeum, Miskolc © Herman Ottó Múzeum, Miskolc
Portrait of the Painter's Wife c. 1903
Oil on canvas, 145 x 80 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Züzü with Cock 1912
Oil on canvas, 71 x 78 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Züzü under the Christmas Tree 1914
Oil on wood, 70 x 68 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Züzü in the Garden, 1920
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Wine cellar 1944
Oil on canvas, 60 x 74 cm
Private collection
Winter in the Spring 1913
Oil on wood, 64 x 80 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
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Studio Interior
1905
Oil on canvas, 106 x 185 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Műteremsarok, 1905, olaj, fa, 66x82 cm
The Corner in the Studio
Thámár 1909. Olaj, vászon, 113 x 117 cm. Magyar Nemzeti Galéria, Budapestr
"Honni soit qui mal y pense..." 1925
Oil on canvas, 124 x 163 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
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Istvan Csok
Similarly to the other young artists of his time, he studied at the academies of Budapest. Munich and Paris between 1882 - 1889. Hew painted his first great canvas. "Do This in Memory of Me (Holy Communion)" a year later, and "Orphans" was born in the next year. Both works scored a great success: he was awarded with a Gold Medal by the Paris Salon for the first one, and the second won him the Grand Prize of the Hungarian National Fine Art Society; both pictures were purchased by museums: the first by the Budapest Museum of Fine Arts, the second by the Hungarian National Museum.
Encouraged by the success of his exhibitions in Paris. Csók moved to the French capital in 1903. He lived there for seven years. After moving back to Budapest he depicted the city in numerous impressionistic paintings. These cityscapes and his nudes, portraits and landscapes of the Lake Balaton made him a distinguished artist, who was much celebrated all along his long career. His art was honored with several awards, among them the Kossuth Prize, which he won twice, he was a professor at the Budapest Academy of Fine Arts; he had exhibitions in Roma (1914), San Francisco (1917), London (1922), Pittsburg (1926) and three large individual exhibitions in Budapest (1914, 1935, 1955).
http://www.hung-art.hu/frames-e.html?/english/c/csok/index.html
http://www.artcyclopedia.com/artists/csok_istvan.html
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Still life with Flowers (Breakfast Table) 1913
Oil on canvas, 84 x 73,2 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Still life with flowers and doll. 1909.
Chest with Tulips 1910
Oil on canvas, 120 x 94 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Still life with Flowers 1929
Oil on canvas, 85 x 91 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Daisies 1913
Oil on canvas, 58 x 70 cm
Private collection
Krizantémok 1917
Amalfi 1937
Oil on canvas, 64 x 74,5 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Godfather at Breakfast 1932
Oil on canvas, 90 x 81 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Sokác girls
Sleeping Shokatz Woman 1907
Oil on canvas, 60 x 70 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
In the Sheephold 1900
Oil on canvas, 73,7 x 84 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Gathering Hay, 1890
Sokatz Woman Embroidering 1905
Oil on wood, 73 x 58,5 cm
Private collection
Orphans 1891
Oil on canvas, 120 x 135 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
"Do this in Memory of Me" (Holy Communion) 1890
Oil on canvas, 136,5 x 111 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Erzsébet Báthory
Erzsébet Báthory (sketch)
c. 1893
Oil on canvas, 77 x 113 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Girl Resting (actress Gizi Bajor), ca. 1925
Lady with a stole
Feleségem (Párizsi nő), vászon, olaj, 85 × 116 cm, Herman Ottó Múzeum, Miskolc © Herman Ottó Múzeum, Miskolc
Portrait of the Painter's Wife c. 1903
Oil on canvas, 145 x 80 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Züzü with Cock 1912
Oil on canvas, 71 x 78 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Züzü under the Christmas Tree 1914
Oil on wood, 70 x 68 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Züzü in the Garden, 1920
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Wine cellar 1944
Oil on canvas, 60 x 74 cm
Private collection
Winter in the Spring 1913
Oil on wood, 64 x 80 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
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Studio Interior
1905
Oil on canvas, 106 x 185 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
Műteremsarok, 1905, olaj, fa, 66x82 cm
The Corner in the Studio
Thámár 1909. Olaj, vászon, 113 x 117 cm. Magyar Nemzeti Galéria, Budapestr
"Honni soit qui mal y pense..." 1925
Oil on canvas, 124 x 163 cm
Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest
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Istvan Csok
Similarly to the other young artists of his time, he studied at the academies of Budapest. Munich and Paris between 1882 - 1889. Hew painted his first great canvas. "Do This in Memory of Me (Holy Communion)" a year later, and "Orphans" was born in the next year. Both works scored a great success: he was awarded with a Gold Medal by the Paris Salon for the first one, and the second won him the Grand Prize of the Hungarian National Fine Art Society; both pictures were purchased by museums: the first by the Budapest Museum of Fine Arts, the second by the Hungarian National Museum.
Encouraged by the success of his exhibitions in Paris. Csók moved to the French capital in 1903. He lived there for seven years. After moving back to Budapest he depicted the city in numerous impressionistic paintings. These cityscapes and his nudes, portraits and landscapes of the Lake Balaton made him a distinguished artist, who was much celebrated all along his long career. His art was honored with several awards, among them the Kossuth Prize, which he won twice, he was a professor at the Budapest Academy of Fine Arts; he had exhibitions in Roma (1914), San Francisco (1917), London (1922), Pittsburg (1926) and three large individual exhibitions in Budapest (1914, 1935, 1955).
http://www.hung-art.hu/frames-e.html?/english/c/csok/index.html
http://www.artcyclopedia.com/artists/csok_istvan.html
This entry was originally posted at http://elle-belle.dreamwidth.org/1791657.html. Please comment there using OpenID.