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Gyula Sajó
1918–1989
Painter, graphic artist and teacher, born in Hungary, who remained there until the year of the uprising against Communism, 1956. He studied art and architecture at the Academy of Applied Art, Budapest, 1935–41, teaching in the capital until he left.
Text Source: 'Artists in Britain Since 1945' by David Buckman (Art Dictionaries Ltd, part of Sansom & Company)
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Yellow Flowers 1965 Gyula Sajó (1918–1989)Yellow Flowers 1965 University of Surrey
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Landscape with Playing Children Gyula Sajó (1918–1989)Landscape with Playing Children Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens
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On the Balcony 1967 Gyula Sajó (1918–1989)On the Balcony 1967 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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Sussex Landscape 1966 Gyula Sajó (1918–1989)Sussex Landscape 1966 Brighton & Hove Museums
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Landscape with Trees 1962 Gyula Sajó (1918–1989)Landscape with Trees 1962 Brighton & Hove Museums
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Merchant Ship on Thames Gyula Sajó (1918–1989)Merchant Ship on Thames Brighton & Hove Museums
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Chrysanthemums 1959 Gyula Sajó (1918–1989)Chrysanthemums 1959 Brighton & Hove Museums
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Hungarian Landscape 1956 Gyula Sajó (1918–1989)Hungarian Landscape 1956 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford -
London, Wapping, the Docks 1957 Gyula Sajó (1918–1989)London, Wapping, the Docks 1957 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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London, East End 1957 Gyula Sajó (1918–1989)London, East End 1957 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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London, Wapping 1957 Gyula Sajó (1918–1989)London, Wapping 1957 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
