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Mikoláš Aleš

Czech illustrator and painter (1852-1913)

Born in Mirotice. Died in Vinohrady.

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A life in paintings

Born 185210 dated paintingsDied 1913

12 works

  • Q124518243
    Q124518243
    Mikoláš Aleš
    1870s · National Gallery Prague
  • Hussite Camp
    Hussite Camp
    Mikoláš Aleš
    1877 · National Gallery Prague
  • At the Grave of a Fighter of the Lord
    At the Grave of a Fighter of the Lord
    Mikoláš Aleš
    1877 · National Gallery Prague
  • Begegnung Georgs von Podibrad mit Matthias Corvinus
    Begegnung Georgs von Podibrad mit Matthias Corvinus
    Mikoláš Aleš
    1878 · National Gallery Prague
  • Mikuláš Šubič Zrinský
    Mikuláš Šubič Zrinský
    Mikoláš Aleš
    1878
  • An Uhlan and a Peasant
    An Uhlan and a Peasant
    Mikoláš Aleš
    1879 · National Gallery Prague
  • The Raven of Karlštejn
    The Raven of Karlštejn
    Mikoláš Aleš
    1882 · National Gallery Prague
  • Uhlans in the Snow
    Uhlans in the Snow
    Mikoláš Aleš
    1882 · National Gallery Prague
  • Slaughter of the Saxons under Hruba Skála
    Slaughter of the Saxons under Hruba Skála
    Mikoláš Aleš, Vojtěch Bartoněk, Vítězslav Karel Mašek and Václav Jansa
    1895 · Museum of the Bohemian Paradise in Turnov
  • Figure of a Slovak Highwayman
    Figure of a Slovak Highwayman
    Mikoláš Aleš
    1900–1910 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Saint Vincent
    Saint Vincent
    Mikoláš Aleš
    · Slovak National Gallery
  • Figure of a Slovak Magnate
    Figure of a Slovak Magnate
    Mikoláš Aleš
    · Slovak National Gallery
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