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Ferenc Czinke (Nagyrozvágy, November 4, 1926 - Salgótarján, November 23, 2000 Mihály Munkácsy Prize-winning Hungarian graphic artist and painter. His parents are András Czinke and Erzsébet Pálóczi. He was born in Nagyrozvágy-Meszesketanya, completed his elementary schools in the farm world, studied secondary and higher education in Sárospatak, and graduated from the Teacher Training College in 1947. Between 1961 and 1964, with the help of the Gyula Derkovits Fine Arts Scholarship, he graduated as a teacher of drawing at the College of Fine Arts and studied at the Aesthetics Department of MLEE. At the College of Fine Arts, he was greatly influenced by his fairy tales, István Szőnyi [source?], János Jakuba and György Marcall.
In 1964 he went to Italy for a study trip with a scholarship from the Hungarian Academy in Rome, in 1972 he also spent several months in Rome, and in 1978 he also received the support of the Italian government. He has also visited Austria, Turkey, Czechoslovakia, Poland, the Soviet Union and Bulgaria. From 1964 he lived in Salgótarján, he taught drawing in the local secondary schools (Madách Imre Gimnázium, Bolyai János Gimnázium), he established a school gallery in Bolyai Gimnázium, called Gyula Derkovits School Gallery. In the last two decades of his life, he dealt only with works of art, he also received orders for public works (mosaics, seccos, murals), his significant City Welcome sculpture [3], which he made for Salgótarján in 1983; I. and II. World War II bronze monument was erected in Pácin in 1992.
In his works he drew inspiration from the intellectual and formal world of folk art, mainly reproduced graphic sheets, etchings, lithographs, woodcuts, collages, enamel paintings, and later computer graphics.
The Hungarian National Gallery and the Sándor Nógrád Museum in Salgótarján preserve their works. Still in his life, a Gallery was opened for his works in the Magóchy Castle in Pácin.
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