László Moholy-NagyÉtats-Unis, 1895–1946Hegemann
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Dans la vie de László Moholy-Nagy
La vie entièreJuly 1917
Wounded on the Russian Front
During the Kerensky offensive László was wounded on the Russian Front and convalesced in Budapest; he was then kept in the reserve.
October 1918
Gives up law for painting
Discharged from the army in October 1918, László abandoned his law studies and attended the private art school of the Hungarian Fauve Róbert Berény. Other accounts, by contrast, say he completed a law degree.
1919
The Soviet Republic falls; flight to Vienna
László supported the Hungarian Soviet Republic, declared early in 1919, though he held no office in it. After its defeat in August he withdrew to Szeged, where an exhibition of his work was held, and around November 1919 he left for Vienna. Other accounts date his flight to Szeged to late 1919.
1919–1920 · Résidence
Vienna
1920–1933 · Résidence
Berlin
1921
Married: Lucia Moholy
