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Anton Karinger

Slovenian military officer and painter (1829–1870)

Born in Ljubljana. Died in Ljubljana.

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A life in paintings

Born 182929 dated paintingsDied 1870

31 works

  • Q127275239
    Q127275239
    Anton Karinger
    19th century · National Museum of Slovenia
  • Q127327208
    Q127327208
    Anton Karinger
    19th century · National Gallery of Slovenia
  • Q127327218
    Q127327218
    Anton Karinger
    1849 · National Museum of Slovenia
  • Q127275236
    Q127275236
    Anton Karinger
    1852 · National Museum of Slovenia
  • Radetzky Villa and the Kamnik Alps in Krain
    Radetzky Villa and the Kamnik Alps in Krain
    Anton Karinger
    1857
  • Ljubljana from the Ižica
    Ljubljana from the Ižica
    Anton Karinger
    1858 · National Museum of Slovenia
  • View of Mt Triglav from Bohinj
    View of Mt Triglav from Bohinj
    Anton Karinger
    1861 · National Gallery of Slovenia
  • Q127275273
    Q127275273
    Anton Karinger
    1861 · National Gallery of Slovenia
  • Q127324913
    Q127324913
    Anton Karinger
    1861 · National Museum of Slovenia
  • Q127327213
    Q127327213
    Anton Karinger
    1861 · National Gallery of Slovenia
  • Lake under Mangart
    Lake under Mangart
    Anton Karinger
    1862 · National Museum of Slovenia
  • Q127275233
    Q127275233
    Anton Karinger
    1862 · National Gallery of Slovenia
  • Bergwildbach
    Bergwildbach
    Anton Karinger
    1862 · National Gallery of Slovenia
  • Q127324911
    Q127324911
    Anton Karinger
    1862 · National Gallery of Slovenia
  • Im Kankerthall in Krain
    Im Kankerthall in Krain
    Anton Karinger
    1862
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