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Lazlo Mednyánszky (1852, Beckó, Hungary – 1919, Vienna) Landscape with Castle Hill A typical early plein air landscape study by the Hungarian painter, who studied in Munich and Paris in the 1870s and painted alongside the Barbizon School artists, from whom he drew significant inspiration for his future work. From 1880 onward, he lived alternately in Vienna, Beckó, and Paris. His later work exhibits a strong focus on social criticism. The artist’s works are represented in several Hungarian museums, particularly the National Museum in Budapest. Signed lower right; oil on canvas; mounted on cardboard. 25.3 x 32.8 cm. Framed. Oil on canvas on cardboard. Signed.
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