Miklós Barabás

13 works held in 3 museums

Portrait and village-scene painter of nineteenth-century Hungary, 1810-1898

Portrait of a Man, 1890.

Miklós Barabás (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Slovak National Gallery, Slovaquie

Portrait of Count Teleki, Miklós Barabás

Portrait of Count Teleki, 1862.

Miklós Barabás (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Slovak National Gallery, Slovaquie

Portrait of a Young Widow, Miklós Barabás

Portrait of a Young Widow, 1842.

Portrét mladej vdovy (museum title)

Miklós Barabás (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Ernest Zmeták Art Gallery, Slovaquie

Portrait of a Man, 1881.

Miklós Barabás (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Slovak National Gallery, Slovaquie

Arrival of the Daughter-in-law, Miklós Barabás

Arrival of the Daughter-in-law, 1856.

Miklós Barabás (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Hungarian National Gallery, Hungary

Boy with Violin, 1842.

Miklós Barabás (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Hungarian National Gallery, Hungary

Portrait of a Young Woman, Miklós Barabás

Portrait of a Young Woman, 1876.

Miklós Barabás (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Slovak National Gallery, Slovaquie

Portrait of a Woman in a Velvet Armchair, Miklós Barabás

Portrait of a Woman in a Velvet Armchair, 1854.

Miklós Barabás (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Slovak National Gallery, Slovaquie

Self-portrait, 1841.

Miklós Barabás (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Hungarian National Gallery, Hungary

Portrait of A. Príhradný, Miklós Barabás

Portrait of A. Príhradný, 1869.

Miklós Barabás (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Slovak National Gallery, Slovaquie

Portrait of an Officer, 1854.

Miklós Barabás (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Slovak National Gallery, Slovaquie

Portrait of Sidónia Príhradná, Miklós Barabás

Portrait of Sidónia Príhradná, 1869.

Miklós Barabás (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Slovak National Gallery, Slovaquie

Romanian Family Heading for the Fair, Miklós Barabás

Romanian Family Heading for the Fair, 1843–1844.

Miklós Barabás (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Hungarian National Gallery, Hungary

Works by Miklós Barabás (1810-1898), in the public domain, each linked to its record in the museum that holds it: the Hungarian National Gallery in Budapest, the Slovak National Gallery in Bratislava and the Ernest Zmeták Art Gallery in Nové Zámky. The Hungarian National Gallery does not place its own photographs in the public domain: the images are those of Wikimedia Commons, public domain reproductions of flat works, whose file is given on the page of the work. The titles are those of the museums, with their translation.