Portrait of a Boy Holding a Tennis Racket*

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Viktor Belanyi was a Hungarian artist and illustrator in the early twentieth century whose work included still lives and figurative works, including this portrait of a boy holding a tennis racket. The painting is very detailed, particularly the extensive landscape of rolling hills and greenery seen in the background. Belanyi worked in Munich for 18 years, exhibiting similar artwork to this painting in the capital's most popular museums and galleries.

Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum

London

Title

Portrait of a Boy Holding a Tennis Racket*

Date

1926

Medium

oil on canvas

Accession number

WTM:1999/34

Work type

Painting

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