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Victor Juhasz , b. 1954

Victor Juhasz is a prolific and award-winning American artist and illustrator. He graduated from Parsons School of Design in 1975. As a student, his works were published in the "New York Times" and also featured regularly in "Rolling Stone", "Time Magazine", and "Esquire Magazine". 

The main focus in his works is caricatures and humorous illustrations, but he also works in other media such as children's books. His work has been presented in various American museums and institutions.

Among the awards the illustrator has received are John Thomason Award for his work documenting the activities of the Marines (2017). He received old and silver medals and citations for his illustrations, the Society of Illustrators in New York City’s Arthur William Brown Award (2012) and many more. 

 

Source:

juhaszillustration.com (accessed: November 11, 2020).



Bio prepared by Ayelet Peer, Bar-Illan University, ayelet.peer@gmail.com


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Victor Juhasz

Victor Juhasz is a prolific and award-winning American artist and illustrator. He graduated from Parsons School of Design in 1975. As a student, his works were published in the "New York Times" and also featured regularly in "Rolling Stone", "Time Magazine", and "Esquire Magazine". 

The main focus in his works is caricatures and humorous illustrations, but he also works in other media such as children's books. His work has been presented in various American museums and institutions.

Among the awards the illustrator has received are John Thomason Award for his work documenting the activities of the Marines (2017). He received old and silver medals and citations for his illustrations, the Society of Illustrators in New York City’s Arthur William Brown Award (2012) and many more. 

 

Source:

juhaszillustration.com (accessed: November 11, 2020).



Bio prepared by Ayelet Peer, Bar-Illan University, ayelet.peer@gmail.com


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