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November 9, 1898 – September 18, 1935Wikidata

Zoltán Palugyay

Slovak painter (1898–1935)

Born in Liptovský Mikuláš. Died in Ďumbier.

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A life in paintings

Born 189826 dated paintingsDied 1935

26 works

  • Motif from Liptov Mountains
    Motif from Liptov Mountains
    Zoltán Palugyay
    1915–1935 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Landscape with Birches
    Landscape with Birches
    Zoltán Palugyay
    1919 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Motif with Village Cottages
    Motif with Village Cottages
    Zoltán Palugyay
    1919–1939 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Village Yard
    Village Yard
    Zoltán Palugyay
    1920 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Village Motif
    Village Motif
    Zoltán Palugyay
    1920 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Q51202214
    Q51202214
    Zoltán Palugyay
    1920 · Orava Gallery
  • Q51297058
    Q51297058
    Zoltán Palugyay
    1920 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Trees by the River
    Trees by the River
    Zoltán Palugyay
    1922 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Trees in the Meadow
    Trees in the Meadow
    Zoltán Palugyay
    1922 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Q51210823
    Q51210823
    Zoltán Palugyay
    1922 · Orava Gallery
  • Q51233053
    Q51233053
    Zoltán Palugyay
    1923 · Orava Gallery
  • Liptov Landscape with Trees
    Liptov Landscape with Trees
    Zoltán Palugyay
    1924 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Kriváň
    Kriváň
    Zoltán Palugyay
    1925 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Q51182071
    Q51182071
    Zoltán Palugyay
    1926 · Orava Gallery
  • Wandering Jew
    Wandering Jew
    Zoltán Palugyay
    1927 · Slovak National Gallery
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