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YEARS OF WAR
During the war 40 / 45l Hungary being co-belligerent of Germany, Tibor Dengyel was enlisted in the Hungarian army In April 1945, Tibor Dengyel was taken prisoner by the Soviet Army and interned in a camp for a short time. He spent his time sketching his captive companions and at the request of the Camp Commander, he painted a portrait of Stalin based on a photo. This job will earn him early release. Below, some sketches of prisoners (10x7) taken from a series of 31 sketches made by Tibor Dengyel during his stay in the camp in April 1945.
Selection of sketches of fellow prisoners of various nationalities, prisoners,in 1945, in a camp held by the Soviet army.

Pencils - Average size 12x10

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