Philip de László

11 works held in 7 museums

Born in Budapest, died in London, portraitist of popes, military men and the European aristocracy, 1869-1937

Edward Tuck (1842-1938), Class of 1862, Philip de László

Edward Tuck (1842-1938), Class of 1862, 1937.

Philip de László (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Hood Museum of Art, United States

Portrait of Artur Görgey, Philip de László

Portrait of Artur Görgey, 1901.

Philip de László (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Hungarian National Gallery, Hungary

The Storyteller, 1891.

Philip de László (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Hungarian National Gallery, Hungary

Evelyn, Marchioness of Downshire d. 1942, Philip de László

Evelyn, Marchioness of Downshire d. 1942, 1919.

Philip de László (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Ulster Museum, United Kingdom

Field-Marshal Sir George White, V.C. (1835-1912), Philip de László

Field-Marshal Sir George White, V.C. (1835-1912), 1900.

Philip de László (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Royal Collection, United Kingdom

Priscilla, Countess Annesley (1870-1941), Philip de László

Priscilla, Countess Annesley (1870-1941), 1915.

Priscilla, Countess Annesley 1870-1941 (museum title)

Philip de László (Hungarian), oil on paper

Ulster Museum, United Kingdom

His Holiness Pope Leo XIII, Philip de László

His Holiness Pope Leo XIII, 1900.

Philip de László (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Hungarian National Gallery, Hungary

Sir Donald Francis Tovey, Philip de László

Sir Donald Francis Tovey, 1913.

Philip de László (Hungarian), oil on panel

University of Edinburgh Art Collection, United Kingdom

Mrs. Joseph Grafton Minot and her son, Grafton, Philip de László

Mrs. Joseph Grafton Minot and her son, Grafton, 1898.

Philip de László (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Santa Barbara Museum of Art, United States

Lady Wantage, 1911.

Philip de László (Hungarian)

Tate Britain, United Kingdom

Serious Question, 1893.

Philip de László (Hungarian), oil on canvas

Hungarian National Gallery, Hungary

Works by Philip de László (1869-1937), in the public domain: portraits of popes, generals, great ladies and children, studies on cardboard or paper, scenes of Hungarian peasant life from his early years, published online by the museums and collections that hold them, each linked to its record. The photographs come from Wikimedia Commons, in the public domain (faithful reproductions of flat works). Only works that the holder attributes to Philip de László himself are included, without 'workshop of', 'after', 'school of' or 'attributed to'.