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ZEMPLÉNYI Tivadar
(1864, Eperjes - 1917, Budapest)
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Kezdetben a Mintarajziskolában tanult, majd a müncheni akadémián folytatta tanulmányait. 1891-ben állami ösztöndíjjal Rómába utazhatott. Hazatérése után hosszú idõt töltött a szolnoki szabadiskolában. Több kitüntetésben részesült, ezek között volt az állami nagydíj, valamint az ezüstérem a St. Louisban 1900-ban tartott világkiállításon.
Modellként Bastien-Lepage-t követte. Mûvészetét a természethez való újszerû közelítés, az ún. müncheni realizmus jellemezte.
First he studied a Mintarajziskola (School of Drawing), then continued at the Munich Academy. In 1891 a goverment scholarship enabled him to travel in Italy. After returning home, he spent a long period at the free school of Szolnok. He was awarded several medals, such as the grand prize of the state and a silver medal of the St. Louis universal exhibition in 19. His model painter was Bastien-Lepage. His art was characterized by the new approach to Nature, the so-called Munich Realism.