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Cisleithania · July 5, 1833 – March 6, 1905Wikidata

Anton Perko

Slovenian-Austrian Navy officer and painter (1833-1905)

Born in Vransko. Died in Dubrovnik.

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A life in paintings

Born 183318 dated paintingsDied 1905

18 works

  • Jerusalem
    Jerusalem
    Anton Perko
    1865
  • Q127382992
    Q127382992
    Anton Perko
    1880 · Celje Regional Museum
  • Der Blaue Hof in Laxenburg.
    Der Blaue Hof in Laxenburg.
    Anton Perko
    1884
  • Blick auf Ragusa (Dubrovnik) vom Meer aus
    Blick auf Ragusa (Dubrovnik) vom Meer aus
    Anton Perko
    1896
  • Q127382624
    Q127382624
    Anton Perko
    c. 1900 · Celje Regional Museum
  • Lighthouse Grebeni, Dubrovnik
    Lighthouse Grebeni, Dubrovnik
    Anton Perko
    c. 1900
  • The Secret Harbour
    The Secret Harbour
    Anton Perko
    20th century
  • Dampfschiff auf hoher See
    Dampfschiff auf hoher See
    Anton Perko
    20th century
  • Castelnuovo, Forte di Mare
    Castelnuovo, Forte di Mare
    Anton Perko
    20th century
  • Alter Palast in der Ombla bei Gravosa
    Alter Palast in der Ombla bei Gravosa
    Anton Perko
    20th century
  • A view of Dubrovnik
    A view of Dubrovnik
    Anton Perko
    20th century
  • A view from a loggia
    A view from a loggia
    Anton Perko
    20th century
  • Weg nach San Giacomo
    Weg nach San Giacomo
    Anton Perko
    20th century
  • Südländischer Arkadengang
    Südländischer Arkadengang
    Anton Perko
    20th century
  • Strasse in Ragusa
    Strasse in Ragusa
    Anton Perko
    20th century
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