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Austrian Empire · May 28, 1782 – February 12, 1849Wikidata

János Rombauer

painter from Hungary (1782-1849)

Born in Levoča. Died in Prešov.

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A life in paintings

Born 178224 dated paintingsDied 1849

24 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Q51210610
    Q51210610
    János Rombauer
    1800 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Portrait of Johannes Samuel Steinhübel
    Portrait of Johannes Samuel Steinhübel
    János Rombauer
    1804 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Q62521362
    Q62521362
    János Rombauer
    1804 · East Slovak Gallery
  • Portrait of Maria Uvarova (1773-1810)
    Portrait of Maria Uvarova (1773-1810)
    János Rombauer
    1806
  • Saint
    Saint
    János Rombauer
    1810 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Saint John the Evangelist
    Saint John the Evangelist
    János Rombauer
    1810 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Salvator Mundi
    Salvator Mundi
    János Rombauer
    1810 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Portrait of a Man
    Portrait of a Man
    János Rombauer
    1813 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Portrait of Major General I.I. Sabir
    Portrait of Major General I.I. Sabir
    János Rombauer
    1814 · Hermitage Museum
  • Portrait of Countess Barkóczy
    Portrait of Countess Barkóczy
    János Rombauer
    1820 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Portrait of A.F. Klokachev
    Portrait of A.F. Klokachev
    János Rombauer
    1821–1830 · Hermitage Museum
  • Portrait of P.Ushakov
    Portrait of P.Ushakov
    János Rombauer
    1821–1830 · Hermitage Museum
  • Portrait of a Young Woman
    Portrait of a Young Woman
    János Rombauer
    1826 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Portrait of a Man with Moustache
    Portrait of a Man with Moustache
    János Rombauer
    1826 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Q51234831
    Q51234831
    János Rombauer
    1826 · Slovak National Gallery
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