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July 17, 1898 – January 25, 1932Wikidata

Štefan Straka

Slovak painter (1898–1932)

Born in Trenčianska Teplá. Died in Bratislava.

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Born 189819 dated paintingsDied 1932

19 works

  • Study of a Man with a Pipe
    Study of a Man with a Pipe
    Štefan Straka
    1912 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Looking through a Hope Chest
    Looking through a Hope Chest
    Štefan Straka
    1915 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Štefan Straka
    1915 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Q51171888
    Q51171888
    Štefan Straka
    1917 · Miloš Alexander Bazovský Gallery
  • Praying Peasant
    Praying Peasant
    Štefan Straka
    1918 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Head Study of a Peasant
    Head Study of a Peasant
    Štefan Straka
    1918 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Portrait of Miss Vicková
    Portrait of Miss Vicková
    Štefan Straka
    1920 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Q51204403
    Q51204403
    Štefan Straka
    1920s · Orava Gallery
  • Q51171018
    Q51171018
    Štefan Straka
    1922 · Miloš Alexander Bazovský Gallery
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Štefan Straka
    1923 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Girl from Trenčín (Girl from Teplá)
    Girl from Trenčín (Girl from Teplá)
    Štefan Straka
    1924 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Cheers
    Cheers
    Štefan Straka
    1925 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Q51171082
    Q51171082
    Štefan Straka
    1925 · Miloš Alexander Bazovský Gallery
  • Q51171192
    Q51171192
    Štefan Straka
    1925 · Miloš Alexander Bazovský Gallery
  • Q51169398
    Q51169398
    Štefan Straka
    1926 · Miloš Alexander Bazovský Gallery
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