Hüseyin Avni Lifij
Turkish painter of seascapes
Born
1886
139 years ago
Died
June 2nd, 1927
98 years ago — 41 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Turkey
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An influential Turkish painter, associated with the impressionist movement, focused on capturing the beauty of nature, particularly in landscapes and seascapes. Lifij studied at the Fine Arts Academy in Istanbul and furthered his education in Paris. His works reflect a deep appreciation for the natural world, often featuring vibrant colors and dynamic compositions. Lifij's career included participation in various exhibitions, and he contributed to the development of modern Turkish art.
Exhibited in the first Turkish Art Exhibition in 1914
Contributed to the establishment of modern Turkish painting
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