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Austrian Empire · February 27, 1855 – November 15, 1924Wikidata

Jakub Schikaneder

Bohemian painter (1855–1924)

Born in Prague. Died in Vinohrady.

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A life in paintings

Born 185516 dated paintingsDied 1924

17 works

  • Q106858800
    Q106858800
    Jakub Schikaneder
    1882
  • Gloomy Journey
    Gloomy Journey
    Jakub Schikaneder
    1886 · National Gallery Prague
  • Company on the Terrace
    Company on the Terrace
    Jakub Schikaneder
    1887
  • All Souls' Day
    All Souls' Day
    Jakub Schikaneder
    1888 · National Gallery Prague
  • Murder in the House
    Murder in the House
    Jakub Schikaneder
    1890 · National Gallery Prague
  • Evening (Seated Old Woman in an Interior)
    Evening (Seated Old Woman in an Interior)
    Jakub Schikaneder
    1897 · National Gallery Prague
  • Early Evening
    Early Evening
    Jakub Schikaneder
    1897–1900 · National Gallery Prague
  • Snow
    Snow
    Jakub Schikaneder
    1899 · National Gallery Prague
  • Winter Evening in Town
    Winter Evening in Town
    Jakub Schikaneder
    1900–1910 · National Gallery Prague
  • Evening Street
    Evening Street
    Jakub Schikaneder
    1906 · National Gallery Prague
  • Q111041460
    Q111041460
    Jakub Schikaneder
    1907–1909
  • By the Girl's Bed
    By the Girl's Bed
    Jakub Schikaneder
    1909 · National Gallery Prague
  • Early Evening at Hradčany
    Early Evening at Hradčany
    Jakub Schikaneder
    1909–1913 · National Gallery Prague
  • Canal with Ship
    Canal with Ship
    Jakub Schikaneder
    1910–1920 · National Gallery Prague
  • Lady with a Dog
    Lady with a Dog
    Jakub Schikaneder
    1910–1915 · National Gallery Prague
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