Person    | Male  Born 5/6/1896  Died 2/3/1990

Arthur Fleischmann

Categories: Sculpture

Countries: Austria, Hungary, Indonesia

Sculptor. Born Bratislava which was in Hungary at the time. Studied medicine and started work in Vienna as a dermatologist but he had also been studying sculpture and in 1924 he gave up the 'day job'. He travelled to USA, Bali, Australia before settling in London in March 1948, where he stayed. Died Tenerife. In 2002 his childhood home in Bratislava houses the Arthur Fleischmann Museum. The Arthur Fleischmann Foundation is an informative site.

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Arthur Fleischmann

Unveiled in the presence of Joy, his widow, and their son, Dominique.

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Crystal Crown

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