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Austrian Empire · July 4, 1855 – April 23, 1922Wikidata

Vlaho Bukovac

Croatian painter (1855-1922)

Born in Cavtat. Died in Bubeneč.

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A life in paintings

Born 185514 dated paintingsDied 1922

15 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • A young girl returning home with cuttings
    A young girl returning home with cuttings
    Vlaho Bukovac
    1878
  • Jesus, friend of the little ones
    Jesus, friend of the little ones
    Vlaho Bukovac
    1888 · Tomislavgrad
  • Samson Fox
    Samson Fox
    Vlaho Bukovac
    1890 · Mercer Art Gallery
  • Mrs Richard Le Doux
    Mrs Richard Le Doux
    Vlaho Bukovac
    1892 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Gundulić Contemplating Osman
    Gundulić Contemplating Osman
    Vlaho Bukovac
    1894 · National Museum of Modern Art
  • Illyrian Revival
    Illyrian Revival
    Vlaho Bukovac
    1896
  • John the Baptist
    John the Baptist
    Vlaho Bukovac
    1897 · National Museum of Modern Art
  • Q135581162
    Q135581162
    Vlaho Bukovac
    1898
  • Study for Dante’s “Paradise”
    Study for Dante’s “Paradise”
    Vlaho Bukovac
    1899 · National Museum of Modern Art
  • The Toast
    The Toast
    Vlaho Bukovac
    c. 1900
  • Baroness Rukavina
    Baroness Rukavina
    Vlaho Bukovac
    c. 1900
  • Daydreams
    Daydreams
    Vlaho Bukovac
    1905
  • By the Sea
    By the Sea
    Vlaho Bukovac
    1908 · Museum of Fine Arts, Split
  • Alexander I (Karadjordjević) of Serbia and Yugoslavia (1888-1934)
    Alexander I (Karadjordjević) of Serbia and Yugoslavia (1888-1934)
    Vlaho Bukovac
  • ONo image
    Our Forefathers
    Vlaho Bukovac
    1908 · National Gallery Prague
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