Alfréd Réth (1884–1966) was a Hungarian painter. At the age of 19 he left for Italy, then in 1905 to Paris. Here he discovered the art of Cézanne and Hindu art. He became a member of the cubist movement.

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Alfréd Réth
Maurice Esmein and Alfréd Réth
Born	Alfréd Réth 1884 Budapest
Died	1966 Paris
Movement	Cubism

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