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Water-Carrier Boys, c. 1891, oil on panel, private collection This small picture recently came to light in Budapest. It is likely it was painted near the small of Ó-Becse (now Bečej in Serbia), 100 miles south of Budapest, where de László spent several summers early in his career. The entry for this picture is in preparation.
Mrs. Herbert Asquith, née Margaret ‘Margot’ Tennant, 1909, This long sought-after portrait resurfaced in the art market in the autumn of 2011. To read the catalogue entry for this portrait, click here.
The Rt. Hon. Sir Leander Starr Jameson, Bt, 1916 The catalogue raisonné team was recently introduced to this picture, which was in store at the Iziko South African National Gallery. It has since been restored and photographed. The entry for this picture is in preparation
We will soon update our website, including the catalogue raisonn é online, and would be most grateful for any feedback you may have to improve it. website, and would be most grateful to hear
The de Laszlo Archive Trust was set up to research, catalogue and administer the paintings and archive of Philip Alexius de László. This is the first time an authoritative assessment of Philip de László’s output has been made available online and I hope it proves to be a useful and accessible resource for all those interested in the artist. We anticipate that this website will evolve into a full record of de László’s life and work.
The Hon. Mrs. de Laszlo
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