List of Hungarian painters
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This is an incomplete list of Hungarian painters. For sculptors see List of Hungarian sculptors
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- Vilmos Aba Novák - Hungarian painter and graphic artist (1894-1941)
- Gyula Aggházy - Hungarian painter and teacher (1850-1919)
- Tivadar Alconiere - Austro-Hungarian painter (1797-1865)
- Friedrich von Amerling - Austro-Hungarian portrait painter (1803-1887)
- Imre Ámos - Hungarian Jewish painter (1907-1944/1945)
- Margit Anna - Hungarian painter (1913-1991)
- Béla Apáti Abkarovics - Hungarian painter and graphic artist (1888-1957)
- Lili Árkayné Sztehló - Hungarian painter working with stained glass (1897-1959)
- István Árkossy - Hungarian painter and graphic artist (1943- )
- Agoston Acs - painter and goldsmith (1889-1947)
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B
- Endre Bálint - Hungarian painter and graphic artist (1914-1986)
- Rezső Bálint - Hungarian landscape painter (1885-1945)
- Pál Balkay - Hungarian painter and teacher (1785-1846)
- Béla Balla
- Béla Bán
- József Bánáti Sverák
- Ernő Bánk - Hungarian teacher painter noted for his minitature portraits (1883-1962)
- Miklós Bánovszky
- Miklós Barabás - Hungarian painter noted for his portraits (1810-1898)
- Jenő Barcsay - Hungarian painter (1900-1988)
- István Barta
- Endre Barzó
- Andor Basch
- Gyula Batthyány
- Judit Beck
- Gyula Benczúr - Hungarian painter and pedagogue (1844-1920)
- Géza Bene
- Ágost Benkhard
- Lajos Berán - Hungarian sculptor and artist noted for his medal work (1882-1943)
- Róbert Berény - Hungarian painter (1887-1953)
- Aurél Bernáth - Hungarian expressionist painter (1895-1982)
- Attila Bernáth
- László Beszédes - Hungarian sculptor, noted for his
small bronze and terracotta statuettes (1874-1922)
- Gyula Betlen
- Sándor Bihari
- Dezső Bokros Birman
- Béla Bíró - Hungarian painter and art historian and author (1899-1982)
- Benjamin Block - German - Hungarian painter known for his portrait paintings (1631-1690)
- Jakab Bogdány
- Ede Bohacsek
- József Dániel Böhm
- Pál Böhm
- Wolfgang Böhm
- István Boldizsár
- Ferenc Bolmányi
- Zoltán Borbereki-Kovács
- Géza Bornemisza
- Tibor Boromisza
- József Borsos - Hungarian portrait painter and photographer (1821-1883)
- Miklós Borsos - Hungarian sculptor (1906-1990)
- Sándor Bortnyik - Hungarian painter and graphic designer (1893-1976)
- Samu Börtsök
- Marcell Breuer
- Károly Brocky
- Sándor Brodszky
- Bela Brozsek - Hungarian digital artist (1957- )
- Lajos Bruck
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C
- István Csók - Hungarian Impressionist painter (1865-1961)
- Tivadar Csontváry Kosztka - Hungarian painter (1853-1919)
- Béla Czóbel - Hungarian painter (1883-1976)
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D
- Gyula Derkovits
- István Dési Huber
- Balázs Diószegi - Hungarian painter primarily using the colour black (1914-1999)
- Orshi Drozdik - Hungarian feminist artist (1946- )
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E
- József Egry - Hungarian modernist painter (1883-1951)
- Sándor Ék
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F
- Aladár Fáy
- László Fehér
- Adolf Fényes
- Árpád Feszty - Hungarian historical painter (1856-1914)
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G
- Ilka Gedő - Jewish Hungarian artist (1921-1985)
- Oszkár Glatz
- Lajos Gulácsy
- Líviusz Gyulai - Hungarian graphic artist, printmaker, illustrator (1937- )
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J
- Ferenc Joachim - Hungarian (Magyar) painter of portraits and landscapes (1882-1964)
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K
- Zsigmond Karolyi
- Bertalan Karlovszky
- Lajos Kassák - Hungarian poet, novelist, painter, essayist, editor, and father of many modernisms (1887-1967)
- Károly Kernstok
- Károly Kisfaludy - Hungarian dramatist (1788-1830)
- Zoltán Klie[3][4]
- Béla Kondor - Hungarian painter, prose writer, poet, photographer, and avant-garde graphic artist (1931-1972)
- József Koszta[5][6][7][8]
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L
- Émile Lahner - Hungarian painter (1893-1980)
- László Lakner
- Philip Alexius de Laszlo - Hungarian painter of portraits of royal and aristocratic personages (1869-1937)
- Sándor Liezen-Mayer
- Emil Lindenfeld - Hungarian-American oil-painter (1905-1986)
- Károly Lotz - German-Hungarian painter (1833-1904)
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M
- Viktor Madarász - Hungarian romantic painter (1840-1917)
- Gábor Magyar - Hungarian painter (1953- )
- Ádám Mányoki - Hungarian Baroque painter (1673-1757)
- Károly Markó the Elder
- László Mednyánszky[9][10] - Hungarian-Slovakian painter in the Impressionist tradition (1852-1919)
- Géza Mészöly - Hungarian Romantic painter (1844-1887)
- László Moholy-Nagy - Hungarian painter, professor, and photographer (1895-1946)
- Pál Molnár C.[11][12][13]
- Master M. S. - Painter who specialized in late Gothic art and in early Renaissance art ( - )
- Mihály Munkácsy - Hungarian painter of genre pictures and large scale biblical paintings (1844-1900)
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P
- Ferenc Paczka
- László Paál - Hungarian Realist landscape painter (1846-1879)
- László Pataky
- Robert Pelles
- Soma Orlai Petrich - Hungarian painter (1822-1880)
- Bertalan Pór - Hungarian painter (1880-1964)
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R
- József Rippl-Rónai - Hungarian painter (1861-1927)
- Charles Roka - Hungarian painter of artistic kitsch (1912-1999)
- Flóris Rómer
- Tibor Rényi - contemporary Hungarian painter (1973- )
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S
- Hugó Scheiber[14][15][16][17]
- Bertalan Székely - Hungarian Romantic painter of historical themes (1835-1910)
- Pál von Szinyei-Merse - Hungarian painter and politician (1845-1920)
- István Szőnyi[18]
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T
- Mór Than - Hungarian realistic – pre-impressionist style painter (1828-1899)
- Lajos Tihanyi
- János Tornyai - Hungarian painter (1869-1936)
- Paul Takács
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V
- János Vaszary - Hungarian painter (1867-1938)
- Lajos Vajda - Hungarian avant-garde painter (1908-1941)
- Júlia Vajda
- Emil Ven[19][20][21]
- Edgár Wagner-Hungarian painter (1954- )
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Z
- Mihály Zichy - Hungarian painter and graphic artist (1827-1906)
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Notes
- Amerlich was Austro-Hungarian born in Vienna. Most of his artwork remains in Vienna but historically he is classified as of a dual nationality in the period he lived.
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See also
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