Károly Markó

1791–1860 · Austrian Empire

Károly Markó, also known as Carlo Marco (25 September 1791, Lőcse (today Levoča, Slovakia) – 19 November 1860, at the Villa Medici di Lappeggi near Bagno a Ripoli, Italy) was one of the first Hungarian landscape painters. Wikipedia

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Works

“The Roman Campagna near Ceraites”, 1843 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Visegrád”, 1828 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Landscape with the Vocation of St Peter”, 1848 — Kunsthistorisches Museum
“Military Camp in the Forest”, 1835 — Slovak National Gallery
“Ambush in the Forest”, 1835 — Slovak National Gallery
“Arcadia”, 1830 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Aqua Nera near Rome”, 1858 — Hungarian National Gallery
“The Toilet of Venus”, 1830s
“View of the Great Hungarian Plain with Draw Well”, 1853 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Italian Landscapes at Sunset, Fishermen”, 1851 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Landscape at Tivoli, with a Scene from the Grape Harvest”, 1846 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Hilly Landscape with Cloudy Skies”, 1835 — Slovak National Gallery
“The Ruins at Sunset”, 1835 — Slovak National Gallery
“Camels in a Southern Landscape”, 1835 — Slovak National Gallery
“Italian Landscape with Viaduct and Rainbow”, 1838
“Excursion in Italian Countryside”, 1862
“Motif of the Cascina in Pisa”, 1851
“Italian Classical Landscape” — National Museum Cardiff
“The puszta”, 1853
“forest with figures”, 1851 — Art collection of the Federal Republic of Germany