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Josef Mánes

Czech painter (1820-1871)

Born in Prague. Died in Prague.

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A life in paintings

Born 182018 dated paintingsDied 1871

20 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Meeting of Petrarch and Laura in Avignon in the Year 1327
    Meeting of Petrarch and Laura in Avignon in the Year 1327
    Josef Mánes
    1840s · National Gallery Prague
  • Sunset in the Mountains
    Sunset in the Mountains
    Josef Mánes
    1840 · National Gallery Prague
  • A Chapel at Gmunden
    A Chapel at Gmunden
    Josef Mánes
    1842 · National Gallery Prague
  • The Final Moments of Lucas van Leyden
    The Final Moments of Lucas van Leyden
    Josef Mánes
    1843 · National Gallery Prague
  • Evening in the Mountains after Sunset
    Evening in the Mountains after Sunset
    Josef Mánes
    1846–1847 · National Gallery Prague
  • Forest Stream Rapids
    Forest Stream Rapids
    Josef Mánes
    1848 · National Gallery Prague
  • Near the Cottage
    Near the Cottage
    Josef Mánes
    1850s · National Gallery Prague
  • While Reading
    While Reading
    Josef Mánes
    1850s · National Gallery Prague
  • On a Trip III
    On a Trip III
    Josef Mánes
    1851 · National Gallery Prague
  • In the Moonlight
    In the Moonlight
    Josef Mánes
    1853–1855 · National Gallery Prague
  • In the Summer (Red Parasol)
    In the Summer (Red Parasol)
    Josef Mánes
    1855 · National Gallery Prague
  • Portrait of Louisa Bělská
    Portrait of Louisa Bělská
    Josef Mánes
    1857 · National Gallery Prague
  • Seamstress
    Seamstress
    Josef Mánes
    1858–1859 · National Gallery Prague
  • The Říp Landscape
    The Říp Landscape
    Josef Mánes
    1863 · National Gallery Prague
  • The Elbe River Landscape
    The Elbe River Landscape
    Josef Mánes
    1863 · National Gallery Prague
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