Magdaléna Štrompachová

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Magdaléna Štrompachová

Magdaléna Štrompachová (born  September 23, 1919 in Budapest as Magdolna Drescher ; †  November 17, 1988 in Bratislava ) was a painter, restorer of paintings and sculptures and an important Slovak teacher. With her husband Ľudovít Štrompach , she founded the first performing arts school in Prievidza Slovakia on March 15, 1963, where she taught herself from 1964 to 1973.

Life

Štrompachová grew up in Baja , Hungary. Her father Ferenc József Drescher was a violinist and violin teacher and her mother Maria Drescher geb. Hübner had perfect pitch and was an amateur pianist. Štrompachová studied at the Országos Magyar Királyi Képzőművészeti Főiskola (Royal Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts) in Budapest with István Boldizsár , István Szőnyi and Zsigmond Kisfaludi Strobl . During her studies she received first prizes for her pictures as well as later for her educational work, one of which was in memoriam. On February 15, 1935, her family name was changed to No. 40874/1934-III due to the approval of the Hungarian Ministry of the Interior. Changed to "Batkay". In 1946 she moved to Prague with her husband . In 1950 she moved to Slovakia with her family. Since 1986 she lived alternately in Budapest and in Bratislava . After a serious illness, she died in Bratislava in 1988.

Act

Magdaléna Štrompachová: "The Blue Bird" (1987)

In 1946 Magdaléna Štrompachová worked in the animation studio in Barrandov as one of the first designers, where she received particular attention from the professional world. Her pictures are in Hungary , Austria , Slovakia and Germany .

With her husband Ľudovít Štrompach, Štrompachová founded the first performing arts school for children in Prievidza on March 15, 1963, where she taught herself from 1964 to 1973. Several of her students are now artists, including her two sons.

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personal data
SURNAME Štrompachová, Magdaléna
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Drescher, Magdolna (maiden name); Strompach, Magdalena
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Hungarian-Slovak painter, restorer for paintings and sculptures and educator
DATE OF BIRTH September 23, 1919
PLACE OF BIRTH Budapest
DATE OF DEATH 17th November 1988
Place of death Bratislava