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Austria–Hungary · September 9, 1861 – August 18, 1917Wikidata

Felicián Moczik

Born in Banská Štiavnica. Died in Bratislava.

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A life in paintings

Born 186115 dated paintingsDied 1917

18 works

  • Forest Road
    Forest Road
    Felicián Moczik
    1880 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Cottages in the Woods
    Cottages in the Woods
    Felicián Moczik
    1880 · Slovak National Gallery
  • In the Pasture
    In the Pasture
    Felicián Moczik
    1880 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Bridge with Cypresses
    Bridge with Cypresses
    Felicián Moczik
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Early Spring
    Early Spring
    Felicián Moczik
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Forest Motif
    Forest Motif
    Felicián Moczik
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Landscape with a Pond
    Landscape with a Pond
    Felicián Moczik
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Landscape with Pond
    Landscape with Pond
    Felicián Moczik
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Baby Jesus with Saint John the Baptist
    Baby Jesus with Saint John the Baptist
    Felicián Moczik
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Forest by the River
    Forest by the River
    Felicián Moczik
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
  • From the West Slovak Village
    From the West Slovak Village
    Felicián Moczik
    1900 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Park
    Park
    Felicián Moczik
    1900–1910 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Sunset
    Sunset
    Felicián Moczik
    1901 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Inside a Village Room
    Inside a Village Room
    Felicián Moczik
    1902 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Forest Landscape
    Forest Landscape
    Felicián Moczik
    1903 · Slovak National Gallery
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