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March 3, 1724 – July 18, 1767Wikidata

Franz Xavier Karl Palko

painter from Poland (1724-1767)

Born in Wrocław. Died in Prague.

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A life in paintings

Born 17248 dated paintingsDied 1767

11 works

  • Ascension of a saint (Nepomuc)
    Ascension of a saint (Nepomuc)
    Franz Anton Palko and Franz Xavier Karl Palko
    1701–1799 · Führermuseum
  • The Adoration of the Magi
    The Adoration of the Magi
    Franz Xavier Karl Palko
    1725–1750 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Q51224001
    Q51224001
    Franz Xavier Karl Palko
    1740 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Q51310234
    Q51310234
    Franz Xavier Karl Palko
    1740 · Slovak National Gallery
  • St. John of Matha and St. Felix of Valois Ransoming Christian Slaves
    St. John of Matha and St. Felix of Valois Ransoming Christian Slaves
    Franz Xavier Karl Palko
    c. 1745 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Q51223364
    Q51223364
    Franz Xavier Karl Palko
    1747 · Ernest Zmeták Art Gallery
  • Christus segnet die Kinder
    Christus segnet die Kinder
    Franz Xavier Karl Palko
    c. 1750 · Belvedere
  • Saint Joseph with Family
    Saint Joseph with Family
    Franz Xavier Karl Palko
    1760 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Portrait of the Emperor Joseph II of Austria
    Portrait of the Emperor Joseph II of Austria
    Franz Xavier Karl Palko
    1765–1766 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Ignatius von Loyola
    Ignatius von Loyola
    Franz Xavier Karl Palko
    · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Dead Body of St John of Nepomuk in the Vtava River
    Dead Body of St John of Nepomuk in the Vtava River
    Franz Xavier Karl Palko
    · National Gallery Prague
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