Richard Adolf Zutt
Born in 1887.
Died in 1938.
Richard Adolf Zutt was a multifaceted artist who worked as a painter, decorative artist and goldsmith. From 1912, he held a professorship at the School of Applied Arts in Budapest, where he contributed to the artistic education of numerous students. In 1917, he founded the Atelier d’Art Hongrois, thereby demonstrating his commitment to promoting art in Hungary.
His works, which include landscapes and portraits, attest to a notable artistic sensibility, although little detailed information is available about his specific creations.