Born:

November 11, 1920, Budapest

Died:

2016, Budapest

Studied at the Budapest Academy of Arts; graduated as an art teacher in 1944; arrested and deported to Auschwitz in July 1944; from December 1944, interned in various satellite camps of Groß-Rosen and Neuengamme concentration camps; liberated in Salzwedel in April 1945; returned to Budapest in July 1945; worked as an art teacher; her works have been shown at many exhibitions, both in Hungary and abroad

Mentioned in

• Experience Turned into Drawing? On the Motif of Closeness in Ágnes Lukács' Series of Lithographs (Christiane Hess)
• Ágnes Lukács, Sheet “ Összebújva” (Close together), in: id. „Auschwitz Nöi Tábor“ (The Auschwitz Women’s Camp). 24 lithographs, ed. by the Socialist-Zionist Party Ichud / Bela Denes, Budapest 1946.