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Hungary · September 12, 1864 – August 1, 1932Wikidata

Nándor Katona

Hungarian artist (1864-1932)

Born in Spišská Stará Ves. Died in Budapest District VII.

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A life in paintings

Born 186474 dated paintingsDied 1932

74 works

  • Portrait of a Girl
    Portrait of a Girl
    Nándor Katona
    1885 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Nándor Katona
    1885–1890 · East Slovak Gallery
  • Portrait of an Old Woman
    Portrait of an Old Woman
    Nándor Katona
    1887 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Q62537375
    Q62537375
    Nándor Katona
    1887 · East Slovak Gallery
  • Landscape with a River
    Landscape with a River
    Nándor Katona
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
  • The Tatra Mountain in the Night
    The Tatra Mountain in the Night
    Nándor Katona
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Nándor Katona
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Before the Storm
    Before the Storm
    Nándor Katona
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Artist Mednyánszky en Plein Air
    Artist Mednyánszky en Plein Air
    Nándor Katona
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Manor House in a Spiš Village
    Manor House in a Spiš Village
    Nándor Katona
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
  • View of Strážky
    View of Strážky
    Nándor Katona
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Study of Forest
    Study of Forest
    Nándor Katona
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Head Study of a Younger Woman
    Head Study of a Younger Woman
    Nándor Katona
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Q51170843
    Q51170843
    Nándor Katona
    1890 · Orava Gallery
  • Q51185168
    Q51185168
    Nándor Katona
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
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