Marton’s War Works
Ervin Marton, like those of his generation, survived two world wars. Some of his artistic work reflects that experience. [THIS PAGE WILL EVOLVE AS TIME ALLOWS]
Marton War Leaflet 01
Long Live the Army of Liberation – Long Live the Soldiers Without Uniforms
Doriot-Laval by Ervin Marton
The rare drawing that survived!
Killing Swastika – First Half 40’s
Destroy the Invader
Battlefield 01 by Ervin Marton
Camps 01 (Szombathely Museum) – 1946
Battlefield 02 Lino (1930s)
Camps 02 (statue has disappeared)
Sadness (1946)
Worms (in Hung. National Gallery) – 30’s
Prayer (1946?)
Timeless (1946?)
Esperanto Stamp 01
Running Amok by E. Marton -30’s
The Martyrs (in Hung. National Gallery) – 30’s
Worms (30s)
SELF-PORTRAIT AS THE GOLEM – 30’s
Christ Figure
IAF Crucifix Wail – 30’s
Bleeding Arm (1939?)
A Couple w. Teeth
Devil & Flames
Head – approx. 1946
Cri (1941)
Head 02 – 1947
Grief (1947?)
Tiger Teeth 1947?
VU Tout Est Foutu 1932
1932 – 2025 update Marton Archives
