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Austrian Empire · December 21, 1744 – May 11, 1830Wikidata

János Donát

Hungarian artist (1744-1830)

Born in Neuzelle. Died in Pest.

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A life in paintings

Born 174428 dated paintingsDied 1830

35 works

  • Portrait of Emperor Leopold II in the regalia of the Golden Fleece
    Portrait of Emperor Leopold II in the regalia of the Golden Fleece
    János Donát
    1806 · Schönbrunn Palace
  • Portrait of a noble Lady
    Portrait of a noble Lady
    János Donát
    1808
  • Portrait of a Woman
    Portrait of a Woman
    János Donát
    1810
  • Portrait of a Man
    Portrait of a Man
    János Donát
    1810
  • Woman Playing the Lute
    Woman Playing the Lute
    János Donát
    1811 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Portrait of József Ürményi
    Portrait of József Ürményi
    János Donát
    1811 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Portrait of Ferenc Kazinczy
    Portrait of Ferenc Kazinczy
    János Donát
    1812 · Hungarian National Museum
  • Portrait of a young noble Man
    Portrait of a young noble Man
    János Donát
    1814
  • Portrait of Júlia Kovásznai Kováts
    Portrait of Júlia Kovásznai Kováts
    János Donát
    1814
  • Portrait of Katalin Fischer Mrs. József Ybl
    Portrait of Katalin Fischer Mrs. József Ybl
    János Donát
    1815
  • Portrait of József Ybl
    Portrait of József Ybl
    János Donát
    1815
  • Portrait of József Rehák
    Portrait of József Rehák
    János Donát
    1815
  • Portrait of a Man
    Portrait of a Man
    János Donát
    1816 · Déri Museum
  • Portrait of György Majláth
    Portrait of György Majláth
    János Donát
    c. 1817
  • Portrait of Poet Dániel Berzsenyi
    Portrait of Poet Dániel Berzsenyi
    János Donát
    1817 · Gábor Kovács Art Collection
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