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Slovak National Gallery

Art Gallery in Bratislava, Slovakia

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2,333 paintings

  • Landscape with Flowers
    Landscape with Flowers
    Zoltán Palugyay
    1930 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Early Evening Landscape
    Early Evening Landscape
    Sándor Brodszky
    1850–1870 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Cat among roosters
    Cat among roosters
    Jakob Bogdani
    c. 1710 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Night Travellers at a Cross
    Night Travellers at a Cross
    László Mednyánszky
    1880–1882 · Slovak National Gallery
  • To Boyfriend
    To Boyfriend
    Jozef Hanula
    c. 1900 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Portrait of a Man (Selfportrait)
    Portrait of a Man (Selfportrait)
    Disputed Jan Kupecký and presumably by Franz Anton Palko
    1730s · Slovak National Gallery
  • Mourning portrait of K. Horvath-Stansith, maiden name Kiss
    Mourning portrait of K. Horvath-Stansith, maiden name Kiss
    Unknown artist
    1680–1690 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Portrait of Mary of Medici.
    Portrait of Mary of Medici.
    Unknown artist
    1600 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Cheers
    Cheers
    János Rombauer
    1841 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Memories of Venice
    Memories of Venice
    Milan Thomka Mitrovský
    1921 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Liptov Landscape with Trees
    Liptov Landscape with Trees
    Zoltán Palugyay
    1924 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Landscape with a River
    Landscape with a River
    Nándor Katona
    1890 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Pietà
    Pietà
    Unknown artist
    1720 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Farm
    Farm
    Eduard Putra
    1900 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Forest Road
    Forest Road
    Felicián Moczik
    1880 · Slovak National Gallery
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