KÁDÁR, Béla
(1877, Budapest - 1956, Budapest)

 Painter. He was initially influenced by József Rippl-Rónai's style and from 1918 onwards, he became a follower of various "isms" in his pursuit of new styles. His works represented the expressionistic - symbolic style. As a warning example, a picture of Kádár's featured on the catalogue of the exhibition "Entarte Kunst" organized by nazis. His antinazi, dramatic realist pen-and-ink drawings were published in books in the postwar years.
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