Józef Divéky [Josef von Divéky] Artist | Art for Sale | Biography, Past and Future Exhibitions

Artist | Józef Diveky (1887 - 1951)

Alias: Józef Divéky [Josef von Divéky]

https://www.artist-info.com/artist/Jozef-Diveky

Exhibition History

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Venue types: Gallery / Museum / Non-Profit / Collector

Exhibitions in artist-info

3 (S 1/ G 2)

Did show together with - Top 5 of 106 artists
(no. of shows) - all shows - Top 100

	Dezsõ Fáy (1)- 1
	Dénes Faddi-Förstner [Dénes Förstner] (1)- 1
	Lajos Csabai-Ékes [Lajos Ekes] (1)- 1
	Bela Déry (1)- 2
	Jenő Csuk [Jeno Csuk, Eugen Csuk] (1)- 1

Exhibitions by type

3: 0 / 0 / 3 / 0

Venues by type

3: 0 / 0 / 3 / 0

Curators

artist-info records

May 1914 - Sep 1984

Countries - Top 3 of 3
Switzerland (1)
Italy (1)
Germany (1)

Cities 3 - Top of 3
Zürich (1)
Venezia (1)
Leipzig (1)

Venues (no. of shows ) Top 3 of 3

	Internationale Ausstellung für Buchgewerbe und Graphik - Bugra (1)
	41. Biennale di Venezia - Palazzo Grassi (1)
	Kunstsalon Wolfsberg (1)

Curators (no. of shows) Top 1 of 1

Maurizio Calvesi(1)

Offers/Requests Exhibition Announcement S / G Solo/Group Exhibitions			(..) Exhibitions + Favorites
Wien um 1900. Kunst und Kultur - Le Arti a Vienna. Dalla Secessione alla Caduta dell'Impero Asburgico
41. Biennale di Venezia - Palazzo Grassi	G	Jun 1984 - Sep 1984	Venezia	(1)	+0
Calvesi, Maurizio (Curator)					+0

Wien um 1900. Kunst und Kultur - 'Le Arti a Vienna. Dalla Secessione alla Caduta dell'Impero Asburgico' 41. Biennale di Venezia - Palazzo Grassi , Italy Venezia, Italy Hermann Aichinger (1885 - 1962); Rudolf von Alt (1812 - 1905); Ferdinand Andri (1871 - 1956); Josef Maria Auchentaller (1865 - 1949); Rudolf Bacher (1862 - 1945); Mauriz Balzarek (1872 - 1945); Franz Barwig (1868 - 1931); Leopold Bauer (1872 - 1938); Ludwig Baumann (1853 - 1936); Franz von Bayros (1866 - 1924); Adolf Beckert (1884 - 1929); Max Benirschke (1880 - 1961); Wilhelm Bernatzik (1853 - 1906); Ilse Bernheimer (1892 - 1985); Tina Blau-Lang (1845 - 1916); Leopold Blauensteiner (1881 - 1947); Herbert Boeckl (1894 - 1966); Hans Böhler (1884 - 1961); Adolf Boehm (1861 - 1927); Hans Bolek (1890 - 1978); Carl Bräuer (1881 - 1972); Klemens Brosch (1894 - 1926); Franz Cižek (1865 - 1946); Carl Otto Czeschka (1878 - 1960); Julius Deininger (1852 - 1924); Wunibald Deininger (1879 - 1963); Frank Karl Delavilla (1884 - 1967); Józef Diveky (1887 - 1951); Albin Egger-Lienz (1868 - 1926); Anton Eichinger (1880); Josef Engelhart (1864 - 1941); Hilde Exner (1880 - 1922); Nora von Zumbusch-Exner (1879 - 1915); Max Fabiani (1865 - 1962); Anton Faistauer (1887 - 1930); Gisela von Falke (1871); Eugen G. B. Fassbender (1854 - 1923); [Ferdinand Fellner 1847-1916 & Hermann Hellmer 1849-1919] Fellner & Hellmer (1973); Max von Ferstel (1859 - 1936); Franz Fiebiger (1880 - 1932); Karl Adalbert Fischl (1871); Emilie Flöge (1874 - 1952); Leopold Forstner (1878 - 1936); Josef Frank (1885 - 1967); Hans Franta (1893 - 1983); Otto Friedrich (1862 - 1937); Clemens Frömmel (1874 - 1945); Lotte Fochler-Frömel (1884 - 1972); Richard Gerstl (1883 - 1908); Hubert Gessner (1871 - 1945); Franz Gessner (1879 - 1975); Rudolf Geyer (1884 - 1972); Remigius Geyling (1878 - 1974); Heinrich Goldemund (1863 - 1947); Alexander Demeter Goltz (1857 - 1944); Hugo Gorge (1883 - 1934); Ludwig Ferdinand Graf (1868 - 1932); Gustav Gurschner (1873 - 1970); Albert Paris von Gütersloh (1887 - 1973); Josef Hackhofer (1863 - 1917); Carl Hagenauer (1871 - 1928); Sigmund Walter Hampel (1867 - 1949); Maurizio Calvesi;
Ungarische Graphik - und Volkskunst
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Kunstsalon Wolfsberg	G	Jun 1924 - Jul 1924	Zürich	(240)	+0

Ungarische Graphik - 'und Volkskunst' Kunstsalon Wolfsberg , Switzerland Zürich, Switzerland Vilmos Aba-Novák (1894 - 1941); Emil Lásló Baranski (1877 - 1941); Victor Belányi (1877 - 1955); Géza Bene (1900 - 1960); Gyula Beron (1885 - 1971); Gyula Conrád (1877 - 1959); Jenő Csuk (1887 - 1927); Bela Déry (1870 - 1932); Józef Diveky (1887 - 1951); Lajos Csabai-Ékes (1896 - 1944); Dezsõ Fáy (1888 - 1954); Dénes Faddi-Förstner (1901 - 1945); Arnold Gara (1882 - 1929); Bertalan Garzó (1882 - 1959); Sándor József Gy (1887 - 1936); Jenő Haranghy (1894 - 1951); Ferencz Helbing (1870 - 1958); Lipót Herman (1884 - 1972); Kálmán Istókovits (1898 - 1990); János Kmetty (1889 - 1976); Vanyerka Gyul Komjáti-Wanyerka (1894 - 1958); Kohányi; Vincze Korda (1897 - 1979); Béla Kron (1884 - 1965); Jenő Krón (1882 - 1974); Róbert Lénárd (1879 - 1936); László Mattyasovszky-Zsolnay (1885 - 1935); Sándor [Alexander] Nagy (1869 - 1950); Imre Nagy (1893 - 1976); Victor Olgyai (1870 - 1929); Pál Paulovits (1892 - 1975); Karoly Patkó (1895 - 1941); István Prihoda (1891 - 1956); Ferenc Révész-Ferryman (1893 - 1983); József Rippl-Rónaï (1861 - 1927); Gyula Rudnay (1878 - 1957); Jeno Tarjani Simkovics (1895 - 1995); Armand Schönberger (1885 - 1974); Aurél Szabó (1888 - 1964); Lajos Szlányi (1869 - 1949); István Szönyi (1894 - 1960); Oszkár Tordai Schilling (1880); Nándor Lajos Varga (1895 - 1978); János [Johann] Vaszary (1867 - 1939); István Zádor (1882 - 1963); Lajos Kozma (1884 - 1948);
Erste Internationale Graphische Kunst-Ausstellung Leipzig 1914 (15/18) - Belgien
Internationale Ausstellung für Buchgewerbe und Graphik - Bugra	S	May 1914 - Oct 1914	Leipzig	(18)	+0

Erste Internationale Graphische Kunst-Ausstellung Leipzig 1914 (15/18) - 'Belgien' Internationale Ausstellung für Buchgewerbe und Graphik - Bugra , Germany Leipzig, Germany Léon Bartholomé (1865 - 1952); Jules de Bruycker (1870 - 1945); Julien Célos (1884 - 1953); Frantz Charlet (1862 - 1928); Omer Coppens (1864 - 1926); Alfred Napoléon Delaunois (1875 - 1941); Józef Diveky (1887 - 1951); Raymond de la Haye (1882 - 1914); Armand Heins (1856 - 1938); Lucien Gustave Jottrand (1873 - 1957); Fernand Khnopff (1858 - 1921); Fernand Lantoine (1876 - 1949); Marten van der Loo (1880 - 1920); Adrien Le Mayeur (1844 - 1923); Marc-Henri Meunier (1873 - 1922); Émile Philippe (1881); Fernand Toussaint (1873 - 1956); Armand André-Louis Rassenfosse (1862 - 1934); Walter Vaës (1882 - 1958);