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Franz Anton Palko

Austrian painter (1717-1766)

Born in Wrocław. Died in Vienna.

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A life in paintings

Born 17179 dated paintingsDied 1766

11 works

  • Ascension of a saint (Nepomuc)
    Ascension of a saint (Nepomuc)
    Franz Anton Palko and Franz Xavier Karl Palko
    1701–1799 · Führermuseum
  • Portrait of a Man (Selfportrait)
    Portrait of a Man (Selfportrait)
    presumably by · Disputed Jan Kupecký and presumably by Franz Anton Palko
    1730s · Slovak National Gallery
  • Bildnis des Vaters des Künstlers
    Bildnis des Vaters des Künstlers
    Franz Anton Palko
    1746 · Belvedere
  • Portrait of a Man (Self-portrait?)
    Portrait of a Man (Self-portrait?)
    Franz Anton Palko
    1748 · Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
  • Portrait of sculptor Gottfried Fritsch
    Portrait of sculptor Gottfried Fritsch
    Franz Anton Palko
    1748–1750 · Moravian Gallery in Brno
  • Resting Hunter Knight Leopold Gundaker von Suttner
    Resting Hunter Knight Leopold Gundaker von Suttner
    Franz Anton Palko
    c. 1754 · National Gallery Prague
  • Field Marshal Karl Josef Prince Batthyány
    Field Marshal Karl Josef Prince Batthyány
    Franz Anton Palko
    c. 1760 · Belvedere
  • Kaiser Matthias
    Kaiser Matthias
    Franz Anton Palko
    c. 1760 · Belvedere
  • Thronende Madonna mit Kind, von Heiligen verehrt
    Thronende Madonna mit Kind, von Heiligen verehrt
    Franz Anton Palko
    c. 1760–1766 · Belvedere
  • Q104170221
    Q104170221
    Franz Anton Palko
    1765–1766 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Apotheosis of St. James
    Apotheosis of St. James
    Franz Anton Palko
    1770 · Slovak National Gallery
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