ARTIST

Philip de László

Philip de László was an Anglo-Hungarian painter celebrated for his portraits of European royalty and aristocracy, capturing Pope Leo XIII and King Edward VII.

ABOUT

Born Fülöp Laub in humble circumstances in Budapest in 1869, Philip de László rose to become one of the most sought-after portrait painters of his era. He began his artistic journey by apprenticing with a photographer, eventually earning a place at the National Academy of Art. His early studies under notable Hungarian painters like Bertalan Székely and Károly Lotz, followed by further training in Munich and Paris, laid the foundation for his distinguished career. A pivotal m…

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NOTABLE WORKS
The Storyteller 1891 · Hungarian National Gallery The Hofbräuhaus 1892 · Hungarian National Gallery Serious Question 1893 · Hungarian National Gallery Portrait of Ignaz Wechselmann 1894 · Hungarian National Museum Portrait of Knyaginya Marie Louise of Bourbon-Parma of Bulgaria (1870-1899) 1894 Portrait of Prince Boris of Bulgaria, Duke of Saxony 1894
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