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József Borsos

Hungarian artist (1821-1883)

Born in Veszprém. Died in Budapest.

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A life in paintings

Born 182134 dated paintingsDied 1883

34 works

  • Battle of Mohács in 1687
    Battle of Mohács in 1687
    József Borsos
    1837 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • The Battle of Mohács
    The Battle of Mohács
    József Borsos
    1837
  • Portrait of Louis II of Hungary
    Portrait of Louis II of Hungary
    József Borsos
    1838 · Hungarian National Museum
  • Portrait of a Man
    Portrait of a Man
    József Borsos
    1839 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Still life
    Still life
    József Borsos
    1840s
  • Still life with fruits and mushroom
    Still life with fruits and mushroom
    József Borsos
    1840s
  • Emir of Lebanon
    Emir of Lebanon
    József Borsos
    1843 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Portrait of Kristóf Hegedűs
    Portrait of Kristóf Hegedűs
    József Borsos
    1844 · Hungarian National Museum
  • Portrait of Count Károly Andrássy
    Portrait of Count Károly Andrássy
    József Borsos
    1844
  • Portrait of Ferenc Pulszky
    Portrait of Ferenc Pulszky
    József Borsos
    1846–1847 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Portrait of Sámuel Jósika
    Portrait of Sámuel Jósika
    József Borsos
    1846 · Hungarian National Museum
  • Still-life
    Still-life
    József Borsos
    1847
  • The Home Guard
    The Home Guard
    József Borsos
    1848 · Hungarian National Museum
  • Portrait of a Woman in  Velvet Pelisse
    Portrait of a Woman in Velvet Pelisse
    József Borsos
    c. 1850 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Girls after the Ball
    Girls after the Ball
    József Borsos
    1850 · Hungarian National Gallery
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