Klara farkas biography

Klara Farkas

Klara Farkas (1910---2014) was born in Budapest, Hungary. Her early life was filled with music and studies at the piano at the Royal Academy of Music in Budapest.  In 1933, she was married to George Farkas (1905---1961), who was an interior designer and architect.  In a search for a profession related to her husband’s profession, she discovered photography. When George died, Klara supported herself and two children with her photography.

Moving to London in 1937 in the years just prior to World War II, they did not stay long. New York City too was a short stay. It was in Florida that they found their home when George was offered a building commission in Miami Beach in 1940. 

Klara’s love of photography continued, and George continued to design. A home constructed in 1924, by Dwight James Baum in Coconut Grove was purchased by them in 1946, is where they and she lived for almost 70 years. 

The couple’s contribution to the vibrant mid-20th century heyday of arts in Miami and Coconut Grove is notab

Klara Farkas Age, Birthday, Zodiac Sign and Birth Chart

Klara Farkas, born Klára Szűcs on December 2, 1910, in Budapest, was a Hungarian-Jewish photographer who later became a U.S. citizen. She lived through significant historical events in the early 20th century and captured them through her lens. Her work reflects her cultural background and personal experiences, contributing to the diverse landscape of American photography. Farkas passed away on October 21, 2014, in Coconut Grove, Miami, Florida.

Zodiac Sign (Western)

Sagittarius

Sunsign, Tropical Zodiac

Zodiac Sign (Vedic)

Scorpio

Moonsign, Sidereal Zodiac

Death Anniversary

Tuesday, October 21, 2025

Next death anniversary is 246 days away.

Death Date

October 21, 2014

Place of Birth

Budapest, Österreich-Ungarn

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Chinese Zodiac Sign

Dog (狗)

Name Number (Chaldean)

26 => 8

Name Number (Pythagorean)

9


Meaning of the name - Klara

bright, clear

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December 2, 1910 Facts

Generation Group

Klara Farkas belongs to the GI Generati

Margaret Lefranc and Klara Farkas

Margaret returned to Santa Fe every July for six months, as the summers in Florida were too humid. Also, she couldn’t pull up roots in either place because it was too hard to make younger friends when Laura Gilpin, Annette Stevens Rada, Audrey Corwin Wright, Maria Martinez, and Lefranc’s Nambe Indian adopted grandmother, Leonidas, were all gone. But a younger woman, Sandra McKenzie [1] who Margaret nicknamed “McKenzie,” did enter Lefranc’s life in 1989, corresponding since they met in 1975 when she first saw Margaret’s art and termed it “magical.” McKenzie made it possible for Margaret to commute between Miami and Santa Fe and to continue new art experiences.

Autumn Splash (1989) is an early Lefranc monotype; its explosion of colors are in overlapping patches as if they are pieces in a kaleidoscope and not the fluid forms of sweeping colors.  Produced while studying with Ron Pokrasso, owner of Pokrasso Graphics Workshop in Santa Fe, Lefranc’s

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