Selected Solo Exhibitions
- 1917 Solo exhibition, Konyves Kalman Gallery, Budapest
- 1923 Helikon Gallery, Budapest
- 1924-31 Various solo exhibitions in Hungary, Romania and Czechoslovakia
- 1943 Notanda Gallery, Sydney
- 1944 Farmer's Blaxland Gallery, Sydney
- 1946 Macquarie Galleries, Sydney; Myer Art Gallery, Melbourne
- 1950 David Jones Art Gallery, Sydney
- 1952, 59 Macquarie Galleries, Sydney
- 1955 John Martin Art Gallery, Adelaide; Bissietta Art Gallery, Sydney
- 1957 Brummel's Gallery, Melbourne
- 1960 Newcastle Regional Art Gallery
- 1963 Komon Gallery, Sydney; War Memorial Gallery of Fine Arts, University of Sydney; Douglas Galleries, Brisbane; Ipswich Arts Centre, Queensland
- 1964-68 Komon Gallery, Sydney
- 1969 Retrospective, Newcastle Regional Art Gallery
- 1969 Von Bertouch Galleries, Newcastle; Holdsworth Galleries, Sydney
- 1970, 71 Toorak Art Gallery, Melbourne
- 1972 Reid Gallery, Brisbane; Holdsworth Galleries, Sydney
- 1973 Langsam Galleries, Melbourne; The Sculpture Gallery, Sydney; Reid Gallery, Brisbane; Skinner Gallery, Perth
- 1975 Retrospective, Art Gallery of New South Wales
- 1976 David Sumner Gallery, Adelaide
- 1977 Artarmon Gallery, Sydney
- 1978 Barry Stern Gallery, Sydney; Queen Street Gallery, Sydney
- 1979 Trinity Delmar Gallery, Sydney
- 1980 New South Wales House, London
- 1981 Niagara Lane Gallery, Melbourne
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