Gyula Benczúr

1844–1920 · Hungary · Academic Art

Gyula Benczúr (28 January 1844 – 16 July 1920) was a Hungarian painter and art teacher. An "outstanding exponent of academicism", he specialized in portraits and historical scenes. Wikipedia

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“László Hunyadi's Farewell”, 1866 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Narcissus”, 1881 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Self-portrait”, 1917 — Uffizi Gallery
“Cupid with Wasp”, 1920
“Portrait of Count Gyula Andrássy”, 1884 — Hungarian National Museum
“Portrait of Arnold Ipolyi”, 1892 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Portrait of Empress Elisabeth”, 1899 — Hungarian National Museum
“Selbstporträt”
“Woman Reading in a Forest”, 1875 — Hungarian National Gallery
“The Baptism of Vajk”, 1875 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Little Girl with a Doll”, 1863 — Slovak National Gallery
“Louis XV and Madame Dubarry”, 1874 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Bacchante”, 1881 — Hungarian National Gallery
“My Children”, 1881 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Hunyadi's Farewell to his Homeland”, 1865 — Slovak National Gallery
“Portrait of Albert Ujházy”, 1868 — Slovak National Gallery
“Portrait of Terézia Ujházy (née Prissnitzová)”, 1868 — Slovak National Gallery
“Portrait of Košice Banker Fiedler”, 1864 — Slovak National Gallery
“The Baptism of Vajk”, 1870 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Recapture of the Buda Castle in 1686”, 1896 — Hungarian National Gallery

Gyula Benczúr

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