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Estonia · January 18, 1907 – June 11, 1937Wikidata

Hando Mugasto

Estonian painter (1907-1937)

Born in Rakvere. Died in Tartu.

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A life in paintings

Born 190717 dated paintingsDied 1937

18 works

  • Q56460583
    Q56460583
    Hando Mugasto
    1930 · Narva Museum's art collection
  • Q50378155
    Q50378155
    Hando Mugasto
    1931 · Tartu Art Museum's painting collection
  • Q50391145
    Q50391145
    Hando Mugasto
    1931 · Tartu Art Museum's painting collection
  • Q74190377
    Q74190377
    Hando Mugasto
    1931 · Virumaa Museums' art collection
  • Q74209139
    Q74209139
    Hando Mugasto
    1931 · Virumaa Museums' art collection
  • Q51034004
    Q51034004
    Hando Mugasto
    1934–1935 · Tartu Art Museum's watercolor collection
  • Q51034087
    Q51034087
    Hando Mugasto
    1934–1935 · Tartu Art Museum's watercolor collection
  • Q51034973
    Q51034973
    Hando Mugasto
    1934–1935 · Tartu Art Museum's watercolor collection
  • Q51035864
    Q51035864
    Hando Mugasto
    1934–1935 · Tartu Art Museum's watercolor collection
  • Q51036108
    Q51036108
    Hando Mugasto
    1934–1935 · Tartu Art Museum's watercolor collection
  • Q51045502
    Q51045502
    Hando Mugasto
    1934–1935 · Tartu Art Museum's watercolor collection
  • Q51046505
    Q51046505
    Hando Mugasto
    1934–1935 · Tartu Art Museum's watercolor collection
  • Q51051048
    Q51051048
    Hando Mugasto
    1934–1935 · Tartu Art Museum's watercolor collection
  • Q51051084
    Q51051084
    Hando Mugasto
    1934–1935 · Tartu Art Museum's watercolor collection
  • Q51051358
    Q51051358
    Hando Mugasto
    1934–1935 · Tartu Art Museum's watercolor collection
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