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Imre Nagy

Illustration — Bust of Imre Nagy in Miercurea Ciuc Imre Nagy also Imre Zsögödi Nagy, Imre Nagy of Jigodin (25 July 1893 – 22 August 1976) was a Romanian-Hungarian painter, born in the part of Hungary that later became part of Romania. After studying at the Budapest Art Academy, Nagy returned to his native village Jigodin in 1924, where he painted landscapes and the Szekler population in these landscapes. Nagy was active as an artist for 54 years.

Also recorded as Emerich Nagy

Imre Nagy

A statue about Nagy Imre pictor in Csíkszereda.

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Born
1893
Died
1976 · Miercurea Ciuc.
Nationality
Romania
Occupation
painter · graphic artist
Honours
Hungarian Heritage Award
Languages
Hungarian · Romanian

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Illustration — Bust of Imre Nagy in Miercurea Ciuc Imre Nagy also Imre Zsögödi Nagy, Imre Nagy of Jigodin (25 July 1893 – 22 August 1976) was a Romanian-Hungarian painter, born in the part of Hungary that later became part of Romania. After studying at the Budapest Art Academy, Nagy returned to his native village Jigodin in 1924, where he painted landscapes and the Szekler population in these landscapes. Nagy was active as an artist for 54 years.

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