Andras
Kaldor - Born in Budapest, Hungary 1938
(list in reverse
date order) |
| 1999 |
Architectural and Garden Ornaments at Gallery19,
Kensington, London
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| 1998 |
Publishes a set of limited edition prints of seven
Opera Houses.
Exhibition at the Gallery at the Lincoln Center of the Metropolitan
Opera House NY.
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Exhibited paintings of Budapest buildings at the Hotel
Kempinski Corvinus in Budapest.
Work in progress, Masterpieces of Architecture, New York a
series of some eighty paintings of the city for a book to be published
by the Antique Collectors' Club.
Exhibition of Kensington buildings at Gallery 19, Kensington, London
The third Calendar of Opera House paintings published by Ronnie Sellers
Productions, Inc. Maine, USA
Telegraph review
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| 1997 |
Exhibition at the Operahaz, Budapest of paintings of Opera Houses.
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Exhibition of original Opera House pictures at Glyndebourne
Festival Opera.
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| 1996 |
book of Opera Houses of Europe published by
the Antique Collector's Club Woodbridge, Suffolk.
Exhibition of the original paintings from the book at Gallery 19,
Kensington. |
| 1995 |
Commissioned to paint series of famous buildings
within the borough and for Southwark Council, London.
Publishes poster of La Fenice, Venice, for "Venice in Peril",
sold to help the reconstruction of the destroyed Opera House. |
| 1994 |
"The Art of Architecture" exhibition
at London Contemporary Art Gallery.
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Exhibition of architectural paintings at the Building Design
Centre, London.
Participates at the Art and Industry Exhibition by the CBI at Berkeley
Sq. London.
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| 1993 |
series of paintings of Paris for The Art Group of
London.
Posters published and marketed by IKEA.
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Rosenstiel's publish a series of Opera House prints.
Paints large mural for the swimming pool of Fingals Hotel, Dittisham,
Devon.
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Commissioned to paint and publish poster of
Freiburg Cathedral, Germany, sold to help restoration work to the building.
Cards and notebooks published by the Art Group of London of and for
the Guggenheim Museum, New York
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| 1992 |
Group show of the Dartmouth Artists Group at the Country Living Fair,
Islington, London.
Commissioned to paint the Chateau Leveville, Chartres and Chateau
at Petit Thouars sur Vienne. |
| 1991 |
Portfolio of prints of London buildings published by The Art Group,
London, also cards, posters, address and note books for the Tower
of London and Hampton Court Palace
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Group exhibition at the Stephen Bartley Gallery, London, paintings
of "Venice, City of the Winged Lion"
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| 1990 |
"Opera Houses of Europe" exhibition at the Coe Kerr Gallery,
New York. "Les Opera de L'Europa" exhibition at Galerie
Gasnier Camien, Paris |
| 1989 |
Commissioned by British Airways to paint twelve buildings,
forming the Regent Street Collection set of prints. |
| 1988 |
'Masterpieces and Carbuncles" exhibition of London buildings
at London Contemporary Art Gallery.
Article review
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| 1986 |
Founder member of the Dartmouth Artists Group, with five artists,
regularly exhibiting together in their own galleries and elsewhere. |
| 1983 |
first one man show at the Galeric Cabaret, Villefranche-sur-Mer,
France taking part in group exhibitions at the Century Gallery,
Henley; Compton Gallery, Windsor. Robert Alvares Galerie, Cannes; Art
Expo New York. Lymington Gallery, Lyrnington.
Limited edition silk screen print series published by London Contemporary
Art. |
| 1981 |
gives up full time architecture to concentrate on painting and opens
own Gallery in Dartmouth |
| 1960-80 |
in full time architectural practice in London and Yorkshire, painting
and sculpting in spare time. |
| 1957-60 |
Edinburgh and Glasgow, studies architecture, |
| 1956 |
leaves Hungary and travels to England. |
| 1952-56 |
educated at the Petofi Sandor Gimnazium, Budapest. |