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Ervin Plány (16 April 1885 in Budapest – 5 January 1916 in Budapest) was a Hungarian painter who was exhibited by the Ernst Museum following his death, having served as its secretary during his life.[1][2] During World War I he was fatally wounded and died after being evacuated to Budapest.
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| Born | Ervin Plány 16 April 1885 |
| Died | 5 January 1916 |
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edit- ^ Isobar, Kirowski. "Plány Ervin (1885-1916) híres magyar festő, grafikus - Kieselbach". kieselbach.hu. Retrieved 2015-08-04.
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