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István Sovánka Liptószentmiklós 1858 - 1944 Sepsibükszád Vase with Ducks Art Nouveau Hungary Circa 1900/10 Light green glass with dark green-violet overlay Height 21 cm, diameter 19 cm Signed Sovánka István Sovánka studied at the woodcarving school in Zayugroc under János Fadrusz from 1875 to 1880, after which he worked in the studio of György Zala. He learnt the craft of glassmaking at the glass factory in Zayugroc and worked there as a designer from 1881 to 1904. He created multi-layered, etched glass objects. His work reflects both Hungarian Historicism and Art Nouveau. From 1904, he worked in Újantalvölgy in Gömör County in the factory of the United Hungarian Glassworks Ltd. István Sovánka was the only glassmaker in Hungary who worked in the Zayugróc glass factory in the 19th century using Gallé's technique.
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István Sovánka Liptószentmiklós 1858 - 1944 Sepsibükszád Vase with Ducks Art Nouveau Hungary Circa 1900/10 Light green glass with dark green-violet overlay Height 21 cm, diameter 19 cm Signed Sovánka István Sovánka studied at the woodcarving school in Zayugroc under János Fadrusz from 1875 to 1880, after which he worked in the studio of György Zala. He learnt the craft of glassmaking at the glass factory in Zayugroc and worked there as a designer from 1881 to 1904. He created multi-layered, etched glass objects. His work reflects both Hungarian Historicism and Art Nouveau. From 1904, he worked in Újantalvölgy in Gömör County in the factory of the United Hungarian Glassworks Ltd. István Sovánka was the only glassmaker in Hungary who worked in the Zayugróc glass factory in the 19th century using Gallé's technique.
