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Austrian Empire · September 25, 1791 – November 19, 1860Wikidata

Károly Markó

Hungarian landscape painter (1791–1860)

Born in Levoča. Died in Florence.

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A life in paintings

Born 179133 dated paintingsDied 1860

38 works

  • Q51184103
    Q51184103
    Károly Markó
    1822 · Ernest Zmeták Art Gallery
  • Visegrád
    Visegrád
    Károly Markó
    c. 1828 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Arcadia
    Arcadia
    Károly Markó
    1830 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • From the Pearl of Holy Antiquity
    From the Pearl of Holy Antiquity
    Károly Markó
    1833 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Hilly Landscape with Cloudy Skies
    Hilly Landscape with Cloudy Skies
    Károly Markó
    1835 · Slovak National Gallery
  • The Ruins at Sunset
    The Ruins at Sunset
    Károly Markó
    1835 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Camels in a Southern Landscape
    Camels in a Southern Landscape
    Károly Markó
    1835 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Military Camp in the Forest
    Military Camp in the Forest
    Károly Markó
    1835 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Ambush in the Forest
    Ambush in the Forest
    Károly Markó
    1835 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Wine Harvest (Tarantella)
    Wine Harvest (Tarantella)
    Károly Markó
    1835
  • Ideale Landschaft (Italienische Landschaft)
    Ideale Landschaft (Italienische Landschaft)
    Károly Markó
    1837 · Belvedere
  • Italian Landscape with Viaduct and Rainbow
    Italian Landscape with Viaduct and Rainbow
    Károly Markó
    1838
  • Q51208132
    Q51208132
    Károly Markó
    1840 · Ernest Zmeták Art Gallery
  • The Roman Campagna near Ceraites
    The Roman Campagna near Ceraites
    Károly Markó
    1843 · Hungarian National Gallery
  • Landscape at Tivoli, with a Scene from the Grape Harvest
    Landscape at Tivoli, with a Scene from the Grape Harvest
    Károly Markó
    1846 · Hungarian National Gallery
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