113 - Lászlò Dombrovsky, “Collioure - the fishing harbour”, oil painting, framed, and “Sketch for ‘Modell eimu’ kapozicinhor?”, mixed media, framed

Lászlò Dombrovsky, “Collioure - the fishing harbour”, oil painting, framed, and “Sketch for ‘Modell eimu’ kapozicinhor?”, mixed media, framed Lászlò Dombrovsky, born Stanislaw Dombrowski, 1894, Orhei near Kishinev, Bessarabia (Eastern Moldova)- 1982 Budapest, Russian-Hungarian painter, “Collioure - i halász kikötö” (Fishing Harbour), oil on canvas, 50.5 x 59.5 cm, inscribed on the reverse on a label, framed; Composition with models in the studio, mixed media on panel, 20.5 x 26.5 cm, inscribed on the reverse and on a label, framed About the artist: The Russian-born painter moved to Paris and studied at the Académie Julian; he felt an affinity with the École de Paris and was a pupil of Henri Matisse and Othon Friesz. From 1921 onwards, he lived in Hungary, where he founded the artists’ colony in Zebegény with István Szőnyi and Róbert Berény. Numerous exhibitions.