Juszkó, béla tata-tóváros, 1877 - 1969, budapest painter. He trained in the budapest school of drawing between 1893 and 1898. His masters were ede balló and bertalan székely. In 1904-05 he studied in dachau on a scholarship. He studied in europe and turkey. At home, he painted realistic pictures of the lowlands on the hortobágy and the bugacs plain. During the first world war he worked as a war painter. From 1901 he was an exhibiting artist. In 1921 he opened a collection exhibition in the kunsthalle. He was a romanticist painter of the hungarian landscape and fauna. Several of his works can be found in the hungarian national gallery.