Arnold Peter Weisz-Kubínčan
Original Slovak interwar painter
Arnold Peter Weisz-Kubínčan was a Slovak painter . His works, many of which were destroyed during the Holocaust , are considered to be one of the most original artistic expressions in Slovak interwar art. From 1913 to 1916 he studied at the School of Applied Arts in Budapest . In 1917 he had to interrupt his studies and enlist in the army, a year later he managed to continue his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Berlin . From 1923 he lived in Dolný Kubín , later in 1934 he moved to Martin. Arnold Peter Weisz-Kubínčan died in 1945 while being transported to a concentration camp or shortly after that transport.
Artworks by this artist
- In a Village 1933
- Muž za dedinou 1935
- Resting Farmers 1930-1940
- Head of a Man in a Fur-Cap 1943[-]1944
- Family 1915
- Hunting Motif 1940[-]1943
- Galloping Horses 1940[-]1944
- Samota 1935[-]1944
- Sunset in the Mountains 1940[-]1944
- Figural Study 1935
- Hunter with a Fox in His Hand 1940
- Landscape 1940
- Poachers 1940[-]1944
- Woodcutter 1933[-]1944
- Night Hunt 1942
- Furnace Operator 1920[-]1940
- Lumberjack 1940[-]1944
- Self-portrait in color 1979
- Carrying the Sick 1940[-]1944
- Girl with a Dog in a Landscape 1930[-]1935