Miklós Barabás

1810–1898 · Hungary

Miklós Barabás (10 February 1810 – 12 February 1898) was a Hungarian painter. He is mostly known for his portrait paintings, including a famous portrait of a young Franz Liszt, done in 1847 and an 1853 portrait of Emperor Franz Joseph I. Wikipedia

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Works

“Graf István Széchenyi”, 1848 — Hungarian National Museum
“Laying the foundation-stone for the Chain Bridge”, 1864 — Hungarian National Museum
“Portrait of Franz Liszt”, 1847 — Hungarian National Museum
“József Teleki”, 1836 — Hungarian Academy of Sciences Library and Information Centre
“Portrait of Gergely Czuczor”, 1837 — Hungarian Academy of Sciences
“Portrait of Count Emil Dessewffy”, 1866 — Hungarian National Museum
“Zsigmond Kemény”, 1877 — Hungarian Academy of Sciences
“Miklós Wesselényi”, 1836 — Hungarian Academy of Sciences
“Portrait of József Eötvös”, 1845 — Hungarian National Museum
“Portrait of Mrs. István Bittó”, 1874 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Portrait of an Officer”, 1854 — Slovak National Gallery
“Portrait of a Young Woman”, 1876 — Slovak National Gallery
“Portrait of A. Príhradný”, 1869 — Slovak National Gallery
“Portrait of a Man”, 1881 — Slovak National Gallery
“Portrait of a Man”, 1890 — Slovak National Gallery
“The Arrival of the Bride”, 1856 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Portrait of a Woman in a Velvet Armchair”, 1854 — Slovak National Gallery
“Portrait of a Woman”, 1831 — Göcsej Village Museum
“Cziráky Antal”, 1841
“Portrait of a gentlewoman”, 1851