Miklós Szerelmey: Balatonfüred (Croatian house) - framed 46x58cm - artwork 24x36cm - t22/811
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| Artist: | Szerelmey Miklós (1803-1875) |
| Subject: | streetscape |
| Painting surface: | paper |
| Style: | naturalist |
| Age: | 1800-1899 |
| Signature: | unsigned |
| Condition: | good for its age |
| Money-back guarantee on originality: | yes |
| Originality: | original |
| Originality confirmed by expert?: | yes |
Miklós Szerelmey (born Nicolaus Carl Liebe, Győr, July 3, 1803 – Died in Budapest, August 5, 1875)
Inventor, engineer, lithographer, native of color lithography in Hungary, creator of the genre of Hungarian caricature.
In the mid-1830s, Miklós Szerelmey established a lithography in the Austrian capital, and in 1845 he opened his "stone printing institute" in Pest, at Dorottya utca 16.
He published albums promoting domestic landscapes based on foreign models, illustrated with his own drawings, and these volumes are still considered the finest masterpieces of our artistic book printing.
He is credited with establishing the art of caricature in Hungary.
He made one of his best-known caricatures about the egg boy and the young people of March who dream of founding a newspaper.
He emigrated after the fall of the War of Independence. Initially Germany and
He commuted between France and settled in London in January 1852, where he continued his lithographic activities.
Founded in 1855, szerelmey ltd. It is still operating with its headquarters in London. More biographical information is available on Wikipedia.
