Mihály Munkácsy

1844–1900 · Hungary

Mihály Munkácsy (20 February 1844 – 1 May 1900) was a Hungarian painter. He earned international reputation with his genre pictures and large-scale biblical paintings. Wikipedia

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Works

“Woman Carrying Faggot”, 1873 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Apotheosis of the Renaissance” — Kunsthistorisches Museum
“Portrait of Cardinal Lajos Haynald”, 1884 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Storm at the Puszta”, 1867 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Gypsy Camp”, 1873 — Alte Nationalgalerie
“Condemned cell II”, 1878 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Making Lint”, 1871 — Hungarian National Gallery
“The Music Room”, 1878 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Christ before Pilate”, 1881 — Déri Museum
“Ecce Homo”, 1881 — Déri Museum
“Golgotha”, 1884 — Déri Museum
“Woman Churning Butter”, 1873 — Hungarian National Gallery
“The Wrestler's Challenge”, 1875 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Flowers in a Vase / Drawing up of bouquets”, 1881 — Pushkin Museum
“Twilight Landscape”, 1882 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Line of Trees”, 1886 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Self-contempt” — Nationalmuseum
“The Story of a Battle”, 1875 — Walters Art Museum
“Visiting a Mother in Childbed”, 1879 — Bavarian State Painting Collections
“Alley in Düsseldorf”, 1867 — Slovak National Gallery
“Yawning Apprentice”, 1868 — Hungarian National Gallery
“The Convict (Condemned Cell)”, 1869–1872 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Dark Street”, 1871 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Dusty Road II”, 1884 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Self-Portrait II.”, 1881 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Portrait of a Little Girl”, 1890s — Kunsthalle Bremen
“The Village Blacksmith”, 1875 — Dayton Art Institute
“Grandfather's Name Day”
“Still Life with Flowers and Jug”, 1881 — Hungarian National Gallery
“In front of the Collecting Box”, 1874 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Evening Atmosphere”, 1870 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Landscape with Alley and Building”, 1882 — Hungarian National Gallery
“The Condemned”, 1869–1872 — Frye Art Museum
“The Battlefield of Isaszeg”, 1867 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Window bay”, 1877 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Gypsies_at_the_forest_edge”, 1873
“Corn Field”, 1874 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Portrait of László Paál”, 1876 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Portrait of Charles Sedelmeyer”, 1879 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Easter Sprinkling”, 1865 — Hungarian National Gallery