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Gero Daday (1890-1979) - Ritratto ragazza

Gero Daday (1890-1979) - Ritratto ragazza

Oil painting on canvas Measurements of canvas 51 x 36 cm Signed at the bottom right The painting is in good condition, it needs cleaning. Painter and graphic artist. He studied art during his training as an art teacher, attending a free school in 1912. He began his career at Székely Cross and settled in Budapest in the late 1920s. He undertook a long study trip to Munich. His first exhibition was held in Cluj in 1920. He had solo exhibitions in 1925 and 1929 in Marosvasárhely and in 1938 in Budapest. He is famous for his historical and ecclesiastical themed compositions, created in public buildings and churches. In case of sale the painting will be adequately packaged for shipment

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