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Kingdom of Yugoslavia · December 15, 1877 – March 27, 1939Wikidata

Ivan Žabota

Born in Podgradje. Died in Bratislava.

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A life in paintings

Born 187721 dated paintingsDied 1939

22 works

  • In the Field
    In the Field
    Ivan Žabota
    1895–1915 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Mowers (Soldiers of Work)
    Mowers (Soldiers of Work)
    Ivan Žabota
    1900 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Vision
    Vision
    Ivan Žabota
    c. 1905 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Portrait of an Old Man
    Portrait of an Old Man
    Ivan Žabota
    1910 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Portrait of dr. Ľ. Medveckého
    Portrait of dr. Ľ. Medveckého
    Ivan Žabota
    1910 · Bratislava City Gallery
  • Tatras in the winter
    Tatras in the winter
    Ivan Žabota
    1910 · Bratislava City Gallery
  • Vladimír Makovický
    Vladimír Makovický
    Ivan Žabota
    1910 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Sitting girl
    Sitting girl
    Ivan Žabota
    1910 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Girl in a Folk Costume
    Girl in a Folk Costume
    Ivan Žabota
    1914 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Modrý Kameň Castle
    Modrý Kameň Castle
    Ivan Žabota
    1915 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Boy with a Little Horse
    Boy with a Little Horse
    Ivan Žabota
    1915 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Portrait of Elena Volkova
    Portrait of Elena Volkova
    Ivan Žabota
    1917 · Liptov Gallery of Peter Michal Bohúň
  • Return from Work
    Return from Work
    Ivan Žabota
    1920 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Girl with a Jug
    Girl with a Jug
    Ivan Žabota
    1920 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Q51187243
    Q51187243
    Ivan Žabota
    1920 · Ernest Zmeták Art Gallery
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