Zoltán Kemény
Hungarian sculptor and artist
Born
March 21st, 1907
118 years ago
Died
1965
60 years ago — 58 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Hungary
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Born in Hungary in 1907, contributions to sculpture reflect a deep engagement with folklore and cultural themes. Throughout the career, works showcased a blend of traditional and modernist styles. Kemény participated in numerous exhibitions, gaining recognition for both public and private commissions. His sculptures often drew inspiration from Hungarian myths and historical subjects. In later years, involvement in various art movements further expanded the artistic dialogue surrounding his work.
Created significant public sculptures in Hungary
Participated in numerous art exhibitions
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