János Marschalkó

1818–1877 (age 59)

Biography

János Marschalkó was a Hungarian artist of the 19th century whose work contributed to the cultural life of his era. Active during a period of significant artistic development in Hungary, he pursued his creative endeavors throughout his career.

Marschalkó's legacy is preserved in the artistic traditions of his time, and he was laid to rest in Farkasréti Cemetery, one of Budapest's most prominent burial grounds where many notable figures of Hungarian culture were interred.

Also buried at Farkasréti Cemetery

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István Hazay
1901–1995 (age 94)
Farkasréti Cemetery
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Béla Szende
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Farkasréti Cemetery
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István Mészáros
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Farkasréti Cemetery
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