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Mihály Munkácsy

Hungarian painter (1844-1900)

Born in Mukachevo. Died in Endenich.

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A life in paintings

Born 184475 dated paintingsDied 1900

86 works

4 without a public image, listed last

  • Portrait of a man
    Portrait of a man
    possibly by · Frans Hals, manner of Frans Hals and possibly by Mihály Munkácsy
    1643 · Charles Sedelmeyer collection
  • Portrait of a Woman
    Portrait of a Woman
    Mihály Munkácsy
    1863–1864
  • Q51200752
    Q51200752
    Mihály Munkácsy
    1864 · Ernest Zmeták Art Gallery
  • Q111830168
    Q111830168
    Mihály Munkácsy
    1865
  • Easter Sprinkling
    Easter Sprinkling
    Mihály Munkácsy
    1865 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Storm at the Puszta
    Storm at the Puszta
    Mihály Munkácsy
    1867 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Alley in Düsseldorf
    Alley in Düsseldorf
    Mihály Munkácsy
    1867 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Q111830151
    Q111830151
    Mihály Munkácsy
    1867
  • The Battlefield of Isaszeg
    The Battlefield of Isaszeg
    Mihály Munkácsy
    1867–1868 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Yawning Apprentice
    Yawning Apprentice
    Mihály Munkácsy
    1868–1869 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Q114878143
    Q114878143
    Mihály Munkácsy
    1868
  • The Convict (Condemned Cell)
    The Convict (Condemned Cell)
    Mihály Munkácsy
    1869–1872 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • The Condemned
    The Condemned
    Mihály Munkácsy
    c. 1869–1872 · Frye Art Museum
  • Der Rächer seiner Ehre (Ende eines Zweikampfes)
    Der Rächer seiner Ehre (Ende eines Zweikampfes)
    Mihály Munkácsy
    c. 1869 · Führermuseum
  • Head of girl
    Head of girl
    Mihály Munkácsy
    c. 1869 · Führermuseum
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