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Vlaho Bukovac3

The greatest painter that Dubrovnik (and arguably Croatia) has ever produced is unquestionably Vlaho Bukovac, the Cavtat innkeeperu2019s son who went on to become artistic hot property in Paris, London and Prague.

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Vlaho Bukovac3

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  1. Vlaho Bukovac 3

  2. Vlaho Bukovac (Italian: Biagio Faggioni) Born 5 July 1855. Cavtat, Austria-Hungary (today's Croatia) Died 23 April 1922 (aged 66) Prague, Czechoslovakia (today's Czech Republic)

  3. Waiting

  4. Portrait of a young lady 1905 Girl with willow at hand 1893 Royal Art collection Serbia

  5. Portrait of woman in wicker chair 1890

  6. Portrait of Mrs. Edward Vicars

  7. A peasant woman from the surroundings of Ragusa Ethnographic Museum in Cilipi 

  8. Jelica Bukovac At rest

  9. Céres, 1921

  10. Portrait of Pero Cingrija. 1907

  11. Mr. Frank

  12. Portrait of a Lady in a white dress A portrait of a girl with a flower wearing a pink dress (the painter's sisters) 1881

  13. A portrait of a woman with a goldsmith Art Museum Beograd Resting girl

  14. Suffer the Little Children, which was shown at the Paris Salon in 1888

  15. St. John the Baptist 1897

  16. Art Gallery in Dubrovnik

  17. A Married couple in the Cafe at the Wintergarten Mala Stanica - National Gallery of Macedonia

  18. Mother and child Mala Stanica - National Gallery of Macedonia

  19. Far away from home 1886

  20. Portrait of Branko Radulovic 1910 Portrait of Franjo Sollar. 1894

  21. Portrait of Giustina Tommaseo. 1885 Young girl

  22. Coquette Bud

  23. Girl in a sun hat, 1890 Élégante , 1895

  24. Exhibition view 2018 Orangery, Lower Belvedere Vienna The Challenge of Modernism. Vienna and Zagreb around 1900 On show was works by Gustav Klimt, Koloman Moser, Carl Moll, Vlaho Bukovac, Ivan Meštrović, Robert Auer, Tomislav Krizman as well as other protagonists of the Viennese and Modernism. Portrait Gustav Pongratz

  25. Exhibition view 2018 Orangery, Lower Belvedere Vienna The Challenge of Modernism. Vienna and Zagreb around 1900 In the years around 1900, the multi-ethnic realm of the Habsburg Monarchy experienced a lively exchange of art and culture between Vienna, its center, and the main cities of the Crown lands such as Zagreb. For the develop-ment of Croatian art around the turn of the century, this exchange was very significant

  26. Portrait of Božena Miletić, 1899 Exhibition view 2018 Orangery, Lower Belvedere Vienna The Challenge of Modernism. Vienna and Zagreb around 1900

  27. Portrait of Stjepan Miletić, 1894

  28. Portrait Marko Car, 1884

  29. Portrait Vilma Babić Gjalski, 1895 Portrait

  30. Woman with golden hair. 1910 Girl with a rose

  31. Portrait de Monsieur Gusman, 1890 Portrait of the painters wife

  32. Portrait de Monsieur Gusman, 1890 (fragment)

  33. Students in the atelier

  34. Portrait of his wife 1914

  35. Vlaho Bucovac's wife or daughter

  36. Portrait of Bukovac's daughter Mary, Prague 1908

  37. Portrait d'homme, 1883 Portrait of an Old Lady, 1921 Portrait of a lady, 1914

  38. Teodor grof Pejačević, 1903 Winter 1909

  39. Portrait of Ivka Vranyczany National Gallery of Slovenia, Ljubljana Portrait of

  40. The fortuneteller (La diseuse de bonne-aventure) Tender moments

  41. The fortune-teller (La diseuse de bonne-aventure)

  42. Ana Fagioni 1881 Lady in oriental dress

  43.  Portrait of Marija Fagioni – mother of Vlaho Bukovac

  44. Mrs Richard Le Doux, 1892

  45. Detail

  46. Patricija III

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