Gallery of the Masters 
Tivadar Kozsztka Csontváry
1853-1919 Hungary/Expressionism
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Brief Biography-Tivadar Csontvary-Kosztka was a Hungarian artist who was eccentric in most regards. He claimed to have received a secret message that he would be a renowned en plein air painter. He did most of his work between 1903 and 1907. Tivadar spent much of his life as a loner, writing religious pamphlets. He was, however, later considered to have suffered from schizophrenia. In 1907, he had his works exhibited in Paris, and after his death, in Pecs, Hungary, a museum for his paintings was established. |
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Entrance of the
Wailing-Wall
Rendez-vous
of Lovers
Mary's Well
at Nazareth
Teacher
in Morocco
Old Woman
Peeling Apple
Pilgrimage to the Cedars in Lebanon
Street
at Athens
Roman Bridge
at Mostar
A
Shipwreck
Praying
Saviour
Eastern
Railway
Self-
portrait
A
Deer
Zrinyi Launches
the Final Attack
The Mount of Olives
in Jerusalem
Springtime
in Mostar
The Solitary
Cedar
View of the
Dead Sea
Castellamare
di Stabia
