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Károly Telepy

Károly Telepy (Debrecen 1828 - Budapest 1906) was a Hungarian artist with works in the collection of the Hungarian National Gallery.

Also recorded as Karoly Telepy

Károly Telepy

Telepy Károly (Debrecen, 1828. dec. 25. – Bp., 1906. szept. 30.): festő, Telepy György színész fiának sírja Budapesten. Kerepesi temető: 29/3-3-45 [szobrász: Róna József].

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Name
Károly Telepy
Born
1828
Birthplace
Debrecen
Died
1906
Place of death
Budapest
Movement
Romanticism, Academic Art
Nationality
Hungary · Austrian Empire
Occupation
painter · artist
Movements
Romanticism

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Károly Telepy, an artist and painter, was born on 25 December 1828 in Debrecen and died on 30 September 1906 in Budapest.

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