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Hungary · December 25, 1828 – September 30, 1906Wikidata

Károly Telepy

painter (1828-1906)

Born in Debrecen. Died in Budapest.

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A life in paintings

Born 182816 dated paintingsDied 1906

24 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Károly Telepy
    c. 1850 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Selbstporträt
    Selbstporträt
    Károly Telepy
    c. 1850
  • Portrait of Róza Laborfalvi
    Portrait of Róza Laborfalvi
    Károly Telepy
    1858 · Petőfi Literary Museum
  • The Carthausian Monastery
    The Carthausian Monastery
    Károly Telepy
    1859 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Q51178831
    Q51178831
    Károly Telepy
    1860 · Ernest Zmeták Art Gallery
  • The Ruins of Diósgyőr Castle
    The Ruins of Diósgyőr Castle
    Károly Telepy
    1860 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Rocky Landscape
    Rocky Landscape
    Károly Telepy
    1870 · Gábor Kovács Art Collection
  • Hunting Lodge of Count Jenő Zichy
    Hunting Lodge of Count Jenő Zichy
    Károly Telepy
    1880s · Gábor Kovács Art Collection
  • Tarn
    Tarn
    Károly Telepy
    1880
  • Gate of the Németújvár Fortress
    Gate of the Németújvár Fortress
    Károly Telepy
    c. 1889 · Hungarian National Museum
  • View of Esztergom
    View of Esztergom
    Károly Telepy
    c. 1890
  • Riverside with a Boat
    Riverside with a Boat
    Károly Telepy
    1897 · Gábor Kovács Art Collection
  • Landscape with Ruins
    Landscape with Ruins
    Károly Telepy
    1900s
  • Romantic Landscape
    Romantic Landscape
    Károly Telepy
    1900
  • Hilly Landscape
    Hilly Landscape
    Károly Telepy
    1900 · Xántus János Museum
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