Slovak National Gallery
1,583 works
Artworks
Farm
Eduard Putra, 1900
On the cemetery
Eduard Majsch, 1885
Cottage Interior
Ede Balló, 1887
Studio
Elemír Halász-Hradil, 1924
Port in Audierne
Armin Stern, 1925
Boilermaking
Döme Skuteczky, 1908
Reading woman
Bohuslav Kozák, 1920
In Spring
Antonín Procházka, 1929
In Thought
Caspar Netscher, 1670
Nobleman
Daniël Mijtens, 1624
Johanna Visscher
David Bailly, 1628
About this museum
The Slovak National Gallery in Bratislava, founded in 1948, holds Slovak and Central European art from the Gothic period to the present, along with European paintings, prints and drawings. Its main building stands on the Danube embankment in Bratislava, in a former military barracks extended in the 1970s. Artnap holds 1,583 works from the Slovak National Gallery, 1,559 of them paintings, shown first. The best-represented painters here are László Mednyánszky, Friedrich Carl von Scheidlin, Peter Michal Bohúň and Milan Thomka Mitrovský. Each artwork page shows the museum's record, the date and the licence statement.
Can I use these images?
Yes. The works are in the public domain or released by their museums for open use, so you can use them in personal and commercial projects. Each artwork page shows the museum and its licence statement.
Are these all the works at the Slovak National Gallery?
No. These are the works that the Slovak National Gallery has published as public domain images and that Artnap holds; the museum's own collection is larger.
How large are the images?
Most are about 2,500 pixels on the long side, or the museum's own size when its file is smaller. Artnap Pro members can also download the museum's full-resolution master file where one exists.