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Austrian Empire · February 22, 1810 – February 12, 1898Wikidata

Miklós Barabás

Hungarian artist (c.1810-1898)

Born in Mărcușa. Died in Budapest.

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A life in paintings

Born 1810115 dated paintingsDied 1898

129 works

10 without a public image, listed last

  • Portrait of a Young Soldier
    Portrait of a Young Soldier
    Miklós Barabás
    19th century
  • Q131395741
    Q131395741
    Miklós Barabás
    19th century
  • Portrait of a Woman
    Portrait of a Woman
    Miklós Barabás
    1831 · Göcsej Village Museum
  • Portrait a Nobleman wearing Hussar Dress
    Portrait a Nobleman wearing Hussar Dress
    Miklós Barabás
    1833
  • Venice at Dusk
    Venice at Dusk
    Miklós Barabás
    1834 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Soldier
    Soldier
    Miklós Barabás
    1834
  • The Blue Grotto
    The Blue Grotto
    Miklós Barabás
    1835 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Portrait of János Buttler
    Portrait of János Buttler
    Miklós Barabás
    1836 · Dobó István Castle Museum
  • Portrait of Mihály Vörösmarty
    Portrait of Mihály Vörösmarty
    Miklós Barabás
    1836 · Hungarian Academy of Sciences
  • Széchenyi István
    Széchenyi István
    Miklós Barabás
    1836
  • Lady with Pearl Necklace (Woman in Blue Dress with Pearl Necklace)
    Lady with Pearl Necklace (Woman in Blue Dress with Pearl Necklace)
    Miklós Barabás
    1837 · Gábor Kovács Art Collection
  • Portrait of Mrs. Alajos Eisenbarth (née Sophy Fardi)
    Portrait of Mrs. Alajos Eisenbarth (née Sophy Fardi)
    Miklós Barabás
    1838 · Ottó Herman Museum
  • Signboard of the Green Tree
    Signboard of the Green Tree
    Miklós Barabás
    1838 · Kiscell Museum
  • Barabás Miklós
    Barabás Miklós
    Miklós Barabás
    1839
  • Q51182403
    Q51182403
    Miklós Barabás
    1840 · Ernest Zmeták Art Gallery
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