"Istv\u00E1n Sz\u0151nyi"@en . "41988399"^^ . . . . . . . . . . "4036"^^ . . . . "Istv\u00E1n Sz\u0151nyi (1894-1960) was a Hungarian painter and printmaker noted for works such as The Bend of the Danube and Zebeg\u00E9ny. He and his family rescued Jews during the Holocaust. Hence they were declared Righteous Among the Nations on October 2, 1984. Istv\u00E1n Sz\u0151nyi was one of the most gifted members of the Nagyb\u00E1nya group. Sz\u0151nyi started his art studies at the independent school of the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts from 1911, and then enrolled in the art-teachers training school for 1913 and 1914. Also in 1914, he became the pupil of his first master K\u00E1roly Ferenczy in both the independent school of Nagyb\u00E1nya and in the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts. In the summer of 1914, Ferenczy brought his students - including Sz\u0151nyi - to the Artists\u2019 Colony of Nagyb\u00E1nya. While on leave from military duty, Sz\u0151nyi also spent the summers of 1917 and 1918 at Nagyb\u00E1nya. He became one of the most gifted members of the Nagyb\u00E1nya group. Following discharge from the military, in 1918 he returned to the Academy. This time he studied as Istv\u00E1n R\u00E9ti\u2019s pupil. In 1921, Ernst Museum featured Sz\u0151nyi in his first one-man show. Sz\u0151nyi expanded his exposure to the arts during trips around Europe. Visiting Vienna and Berlin acquainted him with the great classical masters. However Sz\u0151nyi's involvement in political advocacy led to his expulsion from the Academy in 1920. As a significant member of the \u201Cetching generation\u201D, he contributed to the development of Hungarian graphic art at the beginning of the 1920s. Sz\u0151nyi moved to Zebeg\u00E9ny in 1924, participated in the first exhibition of the newly formed KUT, and taught at the Independent School of the City Centre. In 1928 he received the state grant to Rome, when it had just been established. In 1937 Sz\u0151nyi was appointed to a professor of the Academy of Fine Arts, and taught for more than two decades. Despite being the leading professor of the mural department, he only received a few monumental commissions. During the 1930s, Sz\u0151nyi was active in artistic life as a member of the Gresham circle. His accomplishments included a number of monumental commissions, and publishing a treatise on drawing and painting techniques. During Sz\u0151nyi's last years he was often ill. He spent almost all his time in Zebeg\u00E9ny. The Szonyi Istvan Memorial Museum was established in Zebeg\u00E9ny Bart\u00F3ky and opened in 1967. The museum features both the flat and studio where the artist worked. The goal is \"to preserve and show as much as possible of both Sz\u0151nyi's works and the milieu where these works were created.\" http://www.szonyimuzeum.hu"@en . "Istv\u00E1n Sz\u0151nyi (* 17. Januar 1894 in \u00DAjpest als Istv\u00E1n Schmidt; \u2020 30. August 1960 in , Ungarn) war ein ungarischer Maler und Grafiker. Er war Mitglied der Nagyb\u00E1nya-Gruppe. Einer seiner Meister war K\u00E1roly Ferenczy in der Ungarischen Akademie der Bildenden K\u00FCnste in Budapest. Seine Studenten waren z. B. Vilmos Aba-Nov\u00E1k und . Er und seine Familie retteten Juden w\u00E4hrend des Holocausts. Daher wurden sie am 2. Oktober 1984 zu Gerechten unter den V\u00F6lkern erkl\u00E4rt."@de . "Istv\u00E1n Sz\u0151nyi"@eo . "Ne miskomprenu kun Istv\u00E1n B. Sz\u0151nyi! Istv\u00E1n Sz\u0151nyi [i\u015DtvAn sOnji], hungare Sz\u0151nyi Istv\u00E1n estis eminenta hungara pentristo, membro de Societo Szinyei Merse P\u00E1l. Istv\u00E1n Sz\u0151nyi naski\u011Dis en \u00DAjpest en la 17-an de januaro 1894, kiel Schmidt Istv\u00E1n apartenanta al la germana minoritato. La familio prenis hungarecan nomon Sz\u0151nyi en 1898. Li mortis en Zebeg\u00E9ny, en la 30-an de a\u016Dgusto 1960."@eo . . . . "Sz\u0151nyi Istv\u00E1n \u00E8 stato un pittore ungherese. La casa memoriale a Zebeg\u00E9nyPlacca memoriale sul muro della sua casa di via Baross, BudapestBusta in via Mark\u00F3, Budapest"@it . . . . . "Istv\u00E1n Sz\u0151nyi (1894-1960) was a Hungarian painter and printmaker noted for works such as The Bend of the Danube and Zebeg\u00E9ny. He and his family rescued Jews during the Holocaust. Hence they were declared Righteous Among the Nations on October 2, 1984. Istv\u00E1n Sz\u0151nyi was one of the most gifted members of the Nagyb\u00E1nya group. While on leave from military duty, Sz\u0151nyi also spent the summers of 1917 and 1918 at Nagyb\u00E1nya. He became one of the most gifted members of the Nagyb\u00E1nya group. However Sz\u0151nyi's involvement in political advocacy led to his expulsion from the Academy in 1920."@en . . . . . . . . "Istv\u00E1n Sz\u0151nyi (n\u00E9 Schmidt, \u00DAjpest, 17 janvier 1894 \u2014 Zebeg\u00E9ny, 30 ao\u00FBt 1960) est un peintre et graveur hongrois."@fr . "Istv\u00E1n Sz\u0151nyi"@de . . . . . . . . . . . "Istv\u00E1n Sz\u0151nyi"@fr . . . . . "Istv\u00E1n Sz\u0151nyi"@it . . . . . "Sz\u0151nyi Istv\u00E1n \u00E8 stato un pittore ungherese. La casa memoriale a Zebeg\u00E9nyPlacca memoriale sul muro della sua casa di via Baross, BudapestBusta in via Mark\u00F3, Budapest"@it . . "Istv\u00E1n Sz\u0151nyi (n\u00E9 Schmidt, \u00DAjpest, 17 janvier 1894 \u2014 Zebeg\u00E9ny, 30 ao\u00FBt 1960) est un peintre et graveur hongrois."@fr . "Istv\u00E1n Sz\u0151nyi (* 17. Januar 1894 in \u00DAjpest als Istv\u00E1n Schmidt; \u2020 30. August 1960 in , Ungarn) war ein ungarischer Maler und Grafiker. Er war Mitglied der Nagyb\u00E1nya-Gruppe. Einer seiner Meister war K\u00E1roly Ferenczy in der Ungarischen Akademie der Bildenden K\u00FCnste in Budapest. Seine Studenten waren z. B. Vilmos Aba-Nov\u00E1k und . Er und seine Familie retteten Juden w\u00E4hrend des Holocausts. Daher wurden sie am 2. Oktober 1984 zu Gerechten unter den V\u00F6lkern erkl\u00E4rt."@de . . "2019-08-16"^^ . . . . "1120812773"^^ . "Ne miskomprenu kun Istv\u00E1n B. Sz\u0151nyi! Istv\u00E1n Sz\u0151nyi [i\u015DtvAn sOnji], hungare Sz\u0151nyi Istv\u00E1n estis eminenta hungara pentristo, membro de Societo Szinyei Merse P\u00E1l. Istv\u00E1n Sz\u0151nyi naski\u011Dis en \u00DAjpest en la 17-an de januaro 1894, kiel Schmidt Istv\u00E1n apartenanta al la germana minoritato. La familio prenis hungarecan nomon Sz\u0151nyi en 1898. Li mortis en Zebeg\u00E9ny, en la 30-an de a\u016Dgusto 1960."@eo . .