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b. 1885 - d. 1945

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    • ERNO TIBOR (HUNGARIAN, 1885-1945) - PORECLAIN FIGURINE, OIL ON CARDBOARD.
      Sep. 19, 2022

      ERNO TIBOR (HUNGARIAN, 1885-1945) - PORECLAIN FIGURINE, OIL ON CARDBOARD.

      Est: $1,000 - $2,000

      Erno Tibor (Hungarian, 1885-1945) - Poreclain Figurine, Oil on Cardboard. Signed. 49x65cm. Erno Tibor, originally Fischer was a Hungarian Impressionist and Neo-Impressionist painter of Jewish ancestry. He was murdered in the Holocaust From 1904 to 1905 he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest with Tivadar Zemplenyi It was there he became interested in painting scenes from everyday life. He could not, however, tolerate the conservative approach taken by the Academy so, thanks to a scholarship from the city government of Nagyvarad (today Oradea, Romania), he went to Paris to study at the Academie Julian While there, he worked with Jean-Paul Laurens, who encouraged him to paint portraits; notably of the poets Endre Ady and Akos Dutka, an old friend from school Peasants with Goat After returning from Paris, he held his first solo exhibition in Oradea and was married shortly thereafter. From 1912 to 1914, he exhibited in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Copenhagen and several cities in Germany, but he always made Nagyvarad his center of activity. During this time, he also helped organize an art and literature society called - Holnap He was often referred to as the - painter of Nagyvarad His career was interrupted by service in World War I, although he sketched while at the front. Afterward, he began to organize exhibits, including a major showing of local artists in Bucharest. He would continue to exhibit there at the Official Salon. Later in the 1920s, he made lengthy visits to Italy and France (notably Brittany). In 1935, with financial support from Oradea, he travelled the Black Sea coast from Balchik to the Soviet border and expanded his palette of colors Following the establishment of the Fascist regime in 1940, persecution by the Iron Guard prevented him from participating in public events in Romania, although he was able to quietly contribute to some as late as 1942. After that, he unsuccessfully tried to exhibit at the Budapest Salon. In the aftermath of Operation Margarethe, an effort was made to cleanse the Hungarian-speaking areas of Jews. In May 1944 he was transported to the concentration camp at Auschwitz then transferred to a forced-labor group at Dachau. He was murdered there early the next year, not long before the camp was liberated In 1990, an art society and gallery bearing his name was established in one of Oradea's historic buildings. In January 1992 a large retrospective of local Jewish painters was held at the Muzeul Țarii Crișurilor in Oradea. The exhibition was called "Light and Spirit" and included Tibor's works together with those of Alex Leon, Erno Grünbaum and Moric Barat

      Pasarel
    • Erno Tibor, Peasant Household
      Jul. 13, 2021

      Erno Tibor, Peasant Household

      Est: -

      Peasant Household, oil on cardboard, 69 × 97 cm, signed bottom right, by layer scratching, "Tibor Erno"

      A10 by Artmark
    • Erno Tibor, Flower Pots
      Mar. 23, 2021

      Erno Tibor, Flower Pots

      Est: €1,600 - €2,500

      Erno Tibor, Flower Pots, oil on cardboard, 70 × 100,5 cm, signed bottom left, with brown, "Tibor Erno"

      A10 by Artmark
    • Erno Tibor, Aristocratic Interior
      Jan. 26, 2021

      Erno Tibor, Aristocratic Interior

      Est: -

      Erno Tibor, Aristocratic Interior, oil on canvas, 97 × 117 cm, signed bottom left, sgraffito, "Tibor Erno"

      A10 by Artmark
    • ERNÖ TIBOR
      Jun. 16, 2020

      ERNÖ TIBOR

      Est: €400 - €600

      ERNÖ TIBOR (Ungheria 1885 - 1945) RIO VENEZIANO Olio su cartone, cm. 82 x 44 Firmato in basso a sinistra In cornice

      Casa d'Aste Babuino
    • Breton women in harbour
      Jun. 11, 2020

      Breton women in harbour

      Est: €900 - €1,600

      Breton women in harbour

      A10 by Artmark
    • Tibor Ernő (1885-1945): Ship workers (Harbour)
      Oct. 05, 2018

      Tibor Ernő (1885-1945): Ship workers (Harbour)

      Est: €1,232 - €1,846

      Oil on paperboard Signed bottom right: Tibor Ernő

      Virág Judit Gallery
    • Tibor Erno (1885-1945), Skaters, Oil on canvas, 60x80 cm, Si
      Dec. 20, 2015

      Tibor Erno (1885-1945), Skaters, Oil on canvas, 60x80 cm, Si

      Est: €1,270 - €1,905

      Tibor Erno (1885-1945), Skaters, Oil on canvas, 60x80 cm, Signed bottom right: Tibor Erno

      Virág Judit Gallery
    • Tibor Erno (1885-1945), On the riverbank, Oil on canvas, 65x
      Dec. 20, 2015

      Tibor Erno (1885-1945), On the riverbank, Oil on canvas, 65x

      Est: €1,746 - €2,381

      Tibor Erno (1885-1945), On the riverbank, Oil on canvas, 65x81,5 cm, Signed bottom right: Tibor Erno

      Virág Judit Gallery
    • Tibor, Erno (1885 - 1945) Nagybanya Landscape
      Dec. 14, 2007

      Tibor, Erno (1885 - 1945) Nagybanya Landscape

      Est: -

      Tibor, Erno (1885 - 1945) Nagybanya Landscape Starting price: 300.000 Ft

      Kieselbach
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