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Kingdom of Bohemia · March 6, 1851 – April 15, 1901Wikidata

Václav Brožík

Czech painter and professor (1851-1901)

Born in Brožíkova. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 185120 dated paintingsDied 1901

28 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Julie Šamberková as Messalina
    Julie Šamberková as Messalina
    Václav Brožík
    1876 · National Gallery Prague
  • Portrait of a young rabbi
    Portrait of a young rabbi
    Václav Brožík
    1880 · Ernest Zmeták Art Gallery
  • Goose Girl
    Goose Girl
    Václav Brožík
    1880s · National Gallery Prague
  • Portrait of a Lady
    Portrait of a Lady
    Václav Brožík
    c. 1880
  • Ballad Singer
    Ballad Singer
    Václav Brožík
    1882 · National Gallery Prague
  • Q115126950
    Q115126950
    Václav Brožík
    1883
  • Family Scene
    Family Scene
    Václav Brožík
    1886 · National Gallery Prague
  • Woman with a child.
    Woman with a child.
    Václav Brožík
    1890s · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Street near Cayeux
    Street near Cayeux
    Eugen Jettel and Václav Brožík
    1892
  • Q135216438
    Q135216438
    Václav Brožík
    1894
  • Portrait of a Lady with Greyhound
    Portrait of a Lady with Greyhound
    Václav Brožík
    1895–1897 · National Gallery Prague
  • Tu felix Austria nube
    Tu felix Austria nube
    Václav Brožík
    1896 · Belvedere
  • Jiří of Poděbrady Elected King of Bohemia, study
    Jiří of Poděbrady Elected King of Bohemia, study
    Václav Brožík
    1897 · National Gallery Prague
  • Tu, Felix Austria, nube! study
    Tu, Felix Austria, nube! study
    Václav Brožík
    1897 · National Gallery Prague
  • Q113771475
    Q113771475
    Václav Brožík
    1898 · Old Town Hall
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