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Philip de László

Anglo-Hungarian artist (1869-1937).

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Lived68 years1869–1937

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Philip de László was an Anglo-Hungarian artist. Born on 30 April 1869 in Pest, László died on 22 November 1937 in Hyme House at the age of 68.

Notable works include The Hofbräuhaus, Countess Anna de Noailles and Portrait of Marshal Lyautey. László studied at Académie Julian and Hungarian University of Fine Arts. Honours include Royal Victorian Order.

With a Wikipedia article in 26 languages, Philip de László is No. 37,124 in the People and Position Index.

Born
30 April 1869, Pest
Died
22 November 1937, Hyme House (aged 68)
Country
United Kingdom
Known as
Painter, sculptor
Field
Art
Education
Académie Julian, Hungarian University of Fine Arts
Genres
Portrait
Languages
English, Hungarian, French
Children
4
Wikipedia editions
26

Did you know

68

Lived to 68.

30 Apr

Shares a birthday with Carl Friedrich Gauss and António Guterres.

22

One of 22 people in the Index born in Pest, with Theodor Herzl.

26

Has a Wikipedia article in 26 languages.

Computed from the Index and Wikidata.

Connections

Philip de László
  • FatherAdolf Laub
  • MotherJohanna Balogh
  • SpouseLucy Guinness
  • ChildJohn de László
  • ChildStephen Philip de László
  • ChildPatrick de László
  • ChildPaul De Laszlo

Honours and works

Awards

  • Royal Victorian Order1909

Notable works

  • The Hofbräuhaus
  • Countess Anna de Noailles
  • Portrait of Marshal Lyautey
  • Princess Elizabeth of York

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Sources

  1. Wikidata Q704208 (facts, CC0)
  2. Wikimedia pageviews API (popularity)