Jozef Hanula
Pioneer of Slovak children's book illustration
Jozef Hanula was a Slovak painter He studied at the Regional School for Drawing in Budapest, with Š. Hollósy and at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. From 1908 he also worked as a book illustrator, pioneering especially in literature for children and youth. He painted the interiors of Catholic churches in Banská Bystrica ( 1935 ), Banská Bystrica-Sásová ( 1940), Banská Bystrica-Radvani and others. In 1919, co-founder of the Association of Slovak Artists in Martin. In 1941 awarded the state prize.
Artworks by this artist
- Ferko Skycák 1928
- Girl with a Book 1905-1910
- The Death of Tomory in the Battle of Mohács 1895-1896
- View Of The Church 1939
- Study of the head of a lying woman
- Head of an Old Man 1890-1900
- A study of an ancient female figure
- Portrait of a Woman 1893
- The artist with his wife 1933
- The mayor was in town
- Reading in traditional costume 1944
- The Outskirts Of Spišská Nová Ves 1923
- Za frajerom 1902
- Viliam Scholtz 1914
- Study Of Spiš Landscape 1920
- Lying female nude
- A study of the image of a woman
- Hrabušice 1891
- Study Of Spiš Landscape 1930-1939
- Ploughing 1913