A Hungarian-Canadian painter in oil and watercolor, engraver*, printmaker and etcher*, Nicholas Hornyansky studied in Budapest at the Academy of Fine Arts and also studied landscape painting in Belgium in the school of Franz Hens. In 1929, he emigrated to Canada, where he settled in Toronto. He exhibited with the Royal Canadian Academy* and the Ontario Society of Artists, of which he was also a member.
He did numerous etchings, some which were used by commercial firms for Chri (showing 500 of 7922 characters). |
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