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Hungary · January 28, 1844 – July 16, 1920Wikidata

Gyula Benczúr

Hungarian artist (1844–1920)

Born in Nyíregyháza. Died in Benczúrfalva.

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A life in paintings

Born 184449 dated paintingsDied 1920

56 works

  • Q62524117
    Q62524117
    Gyula Benczúr
    1854–1855 · East Slovak Gallery
  • Q62534029
    Q62534029
    Gyula Benczúr
    1854–1855 · East Slovak Gallery
  • Q104191606
    Q104191606
    Gyula Benczúr
    1859 · East Slovak Gallery
  • Q62472121
    Q62472121
    Gyula Benczúr
    1860–1865 · East Slovak Gallery
  • Q62523531
    Q62523531
    Gyula Benczúr
    1860 · East Slovak Gallery
  • Q62525882
    Q62525882
    Gyula Benczúr
    1860 · East Slovak Gallery
  • Little Girl with a Doll
    Little Girl with a Doll
    Gyula Benczúr
    1863 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Project for a Room for King Ludwig II (1854–1886) of Bavaria
    Project for a Room for King Ludwig II (1854–1886) of Bavaria
    Gyula Benczúr
    1864–1920 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Hunyadi's Farewell to his Homeland
    Hunyadi's Farewell to his Homeland
    Gyula Benczúr
    1864–1866 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Portrait of Košice Banker Fiedler
    Portrait of Košice Banker Fiedler
    Gyula Benczúr
    1864 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Q62533814
    Q62533814
    Gyula Benczúr
    1865 · East Slovak Gallery
  • László Hunyadi's Farewell
    László Hunyadi's Farewell
    Gyula Benczúr
    1866 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Portrait of Albert Ujházy
    Portrait of Albert Ujházy
    Gyula Benczúr
    1868 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Portrait of Terézia Ujházy (née Prissnitzová)
    Portrait of Terézia Ujházy (née Prissnitzová)
    Gyula Benczúr
    1868 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Die Verhaftung von Ferenc Rákóczi auf der Burg von Nagysáros
    Die Verhaftung von Ferenc Rákóczi auf der Burg von Nagysáros
    Gyula Benczúr
    1869 · Hungarian National Gallery
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