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JPM Modern Hungarian Gallery, Pécs

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15 paintings

  • Q111602857
    Q111602857
    Dezső Czigány
    1907 · JPM Modern Hungarian Gallery, Pécs
  • Gipsy Woman with Child
    Gipsy Woman with Child
    Lajos Tihanyi
    1908 · JPM Modern Hungarian Gallery, Pécs
  • Felsőbánya
    Felsőbánya
    Vilmos Aba-Novák
    1925 · JPM Modern Hungarian Gallery, Pécs
  • Scene on the Fair
    Scene on the Fair
    Vilmos Aba-Novák
    1936–1937 · JPM Modern Hungarian Gallery, Pécs
  • Well Sweep (Watering at the Well Sweep)
    Well Sweep (Watering at the Well Sweep)
    Vilmos Aba-Novák
    c. 1927 · JPM Modern Hungarian Gallery, Pécs
  • Q140032175
    Q140032175
    Dezső Czigány
    1909 · JPM Modern Hungarian Gallery, Pécs
  • The Rich Coffin Tradesman
    The Rich Coffin Tradesman
    Gyula Derkovits
    1928 · JPM Modern Hungarian Gallery, Pécs
  • Portrait of Borbála Szilasi
    Portrait of Borbála Szilasi
    Dezső Czigány
    c. 1917 · JPM Modern Hungarian Gallery, Pécs
  • Noémi as a Child
    Noémi as a Child
    Károly Ferenczy
    1894 · JPM Modern Hungarian Gallery, Pécs
  • Gipsy Girl
    Gipsy Girl
    Valéria Dénes
    1913 · JPM Modern Hungarian Gallery, Pécs
  • Sunflower
    Sunflower
    Valéria Dénes
    1913 · JPM Modern Hungarian Gallery, Pécs
  • Street
    Street
    Valéria Dénes
    1913 · JPM Modern Hungarian Gallery, Pécs
  • Dutch harbour.
    Dutch harbour.
    Valéria Dénes
    1914–1915 · JPM Modern Hungarian Gallery, Pécs
  • Roofs in Paris
    Roofs in Paris
    Valéria Dénes
    c. 1912 · JPM Modern Hungarian Gallery, Pécs
  • Still Life with Flowers
    Still Life with Flowers
    Valéria Dénes
    c. 1910 · JPM Modern Hungarian Gallery, Pécs
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