László Mednyánszky

1852–1919 · Hungary · Impressionism

Baron László Mednyánszky, also known by his Latinized name Ladislaus Josephus Balthasar Eustachius Mednyánszky (23 April 1852 – 17 April 1919), was a Hungarian painter and philosopher, considered one of the most enigmatic figures in the history of Hungarian art. Wikipedia

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“Night Travellers at a Cross”, 1880 — Slovak National Gallery
“Vineyard”, 1890 — Slovak National Gallery
“Watering Place with Ravens”, 1878 — Slovak National Gallery
“Portrait of a Man”, 1878 — Slovak National Gallery
“Head of Young Man in a Green Hat”, 1895 — Slovak National Gallery
“Autumn Hillside with Trees”, 1880 — Slovak National Gallery
“Early Evening Motif in a Park in Strážky”, 1895 — Slovak National Gallery
“End of Life. Elderly Couple at Night”, 1895 — Slovak National Gallery
“View of the Ruins of Súľov”, 1875 — Slovak National Gallery
“Village below the Tatras”, 1880 — Slovak National Gallery
“Winter Sun in a Landscape with a Brook. Motif from Strážky”, 1900 — Slovak National Gallery
“Head of a Labourer”, 1907 — Slovak National Gallery
“Head of a Worker in a Hat”, 1890 — Slovak National Gallery
“Lad with a Large Ear and a Small Hat”, 1880 — Slovak National Gallery
“Autumn at the Edge of a City”, 1895 — Slovak National Gallery
“Digging out Potatoes under the Tatras”, 1878 — Slovak National Gallery
“Flaming Landscape”, 1900 — Slovak National Gallery
“Dead Nephew's Head. Dead Nephew Ladislav Štefan Eduard Filip Czóbel.”, 1890 — Slovak National Gallery
“Blue Landscape”, 1875 — Slovak National Gallery
“The Poprad near Strážky”, 1910 — Slovak National Gallery

László Mednyánszky

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