Schadl, János Keszthely, 1892 - 1944, Tataóváros
He studied under Károly Ferenczy at the Budapest Academy of Fine Arts for two years. Breaking of his studies, he joined the circle of the Activists and worked in a spirit shared with the artists of the periodical MA. His rapturous devotion and pious enhusiasm sometimes tinted his religious Expressionism and Cubistic form construction with a naive but highly unique hue. His symbolic biblical compositions and Cubistic townscapes elevated his art of the 1910s and 1920s to a higher level. He also formed Aurél Bernáth's Avant-garde views, while his later Post-Impressionist peridod was influenced by Aurél Bernáth.
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