Géza Maróti
Illustration — Géza Maróti's plan of Atlantis mock-up Géza Maróti (1875-1941) was a Hungarian architect, sculptor, painter, and applied artist. Maróti was from a rural merchant family and began his career as a woodcarver but later went on to complete studies in Budapest and Vienna. He settled in Zebegény before the outbreak of World War I and went on to complete numerous commissions both as an architect and a sculptor for public building projects.
Also recorded as Géza Maroti · Geza Maroti · Géza Maróti-Rintel · Géza Maroti-Rintel
Géza Maróti
Unknown author, not named in the original source · Uj Idők, 1902-02-23, 9. szám, 189. o. · Public domain
- Full name
- Rintel Géza.
- Born
- 1875. · Červený Hrádok.
- Died
- 1941. · Budapest.
- Nationality
- Hungary.
- Occupation
- architect and sculptor.
- Languages
- Hungarian.
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Illustration — Géza Maróti's plan of Atlantis mock-up Géza Maróti (1875-1941) was a Hungarian architect, sculptor, painter, and applied artist. Maróti was from a rural merchant family and began his career as a woodcarver but later went on to complete studies in Budapest and Vienna. He settled in Zebegény before the outbreak of World War I and went on to complete numerous commissions both as an architect and a sculptor for public building projects.
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Géza Maróti (1875–1941) was an architect and sculptor, of Hungarian nationality. The architect was born Rintel Géza in Červený Hrádok and died in Budapest. Languages used include Hungarian.
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His work, a cultural history of Atlantis, is still unpublished. • Illustration — The eclectic building of the Liszt Ferenz Music Academy (1907) in Budapest which is adorned with Maroti's sculptures • Illustration — Sculptures on top of the dome of the Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico, made in 1909.
Buildings with sculptures executed by Maróti, unless otherwise indicated. • 1904–1907. Franz Liszt Academy of Music, Budapest. • 1905. Gresham Palace, Budapest. • Lending bank, Budapest. • Trading Bank, Budapest. • 1905–1910. Pest National Savings Company, Budapest. • 1906. International Exhibition Pavilion, Milano. The original burned down, although it won Maróti a number of awards and prizes. • 1908. Palacio de Bellas Artes, Mexico City, Mexico: dome, sculptures, mosaic work. • 1911. World Exhibition Pavilion, Turin, Italy. • 1912–1914. Maróti Villa, Zebegény, Hungary: sculptures and fountains. • 1927–1932. Detroit, United States. Various bronze and granite sculptures and decorations. • Detroit: Fisher Building, Livingstone Memorial Lighthouse, Cranbrook Academy of Art Museum, Foreman Bank Building, Hurison Motor Co. Building (likely the Hudson Motor Car Company building), Times Building, S.S. Kresge Building. • Plans for oval and university sport precinct, Lágymányos, Hungary. (Never built.) • 1938. Hero's Square with Christ sculpture, Zebegény. Unfinished due to World War II and subsequent Soviet takeover of power. • 1933–1940. More than 600-page study on the lost city of Atlantis. Finished in German and translated into English, but never published.
Identity and origins
Identity and origins
Géza Maróti was recorded at birth as Rintel Géza. The authorities additionally record the headings Géza Maroti, Geza Maroti, Géza Maróti-Rintel, Géza Maroti-Rintel and Gʹeza Marʹoti. His recorded language was Hungarian.
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Géza Maróti is recorded as architect and sculptor.
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1875
Géza Maróti born at Červený Hrádok.
1941
Géza Maróti died at Budapest.
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Červený Hrádok.
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Vág street 12-14, Budapest
Sculptural group of the dome
1909
William Livingstone Memorial Light
1930
Maróti, Géza, Oxford Art Online, 2003
Maróti, Géza, Benezit Dictionary of Artists, 2011
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