Unknown Artist from Kassa (Košice) with Illeg
Zvatnhichek in Red Tie, c. 1940
19.7x14.2 cm
coloured pencil on paper
signed lower right: illegible, signed lower centre: Kunfra Anton
For this work of art, we provide certificate of origin!
Do you have a question?
Do you have a Unknown Artist from Kassa (Košice) with Illeg painting?
Please request free evaluation, even for a complete heritage. We would be happy to purchase your artwork similar to this, or sell it at an auction or provide it for sale at our web gallery.
Unknown Artist from Kassa (Košice) with Illeg's futher works of art
The Bank Director, c. 1940
The Head of Department, c. 1940
Man with Red Necktie, c. 1940
The Manager of Shoeshop, c. 1940
Bloonde Guy with Blue Tie, c. 1940
The Blue Tie (The Inventor of Gyroscope), c. 1940
There Is No More Humour (The Brown Tie), c. 1940
Man with Brillatined Hair, c. 1940
Sleepy Regard, c. 1940
Local Tennis Star Twenty Years After, c. 1940
Unpassionate Gentleman from the Neighbourhooding Street, c. 1940
The Secretary, c. 1940
A Middle-Class Amusant Officer, c. 1940
Blonde Haired Chemistry Professor, c. 1940
The Chief Accountant, c. 1940
Young Medical, c. 1940
Pre-Schwarzenegger, c. 1940
Bearfaced Guy in the Coffee Shop, c. 1940
Man Without Temper, c. 1940
Honest Man with Fallen Lips, c. 1940
Regarding on his Ear, c. 1940
Hair-Slide, c. 1940
Woman with Ruddy, c. 1940
The Emancipated Woman, c. 1940
Secretary with Fast Type-Writing Skills, c. 1940
The Madame, c. 1940
Red Ruddy, White Hair, c. 1940
The Director of Prison, c. 1940
Lips for Kiss, c. 1940
The Silk Neck Tape, c. 1940
The Secretary with Beadwork, c. 1940
Man with Red Necktie, c. 1940
The Shortage of Bless, c. 1940
Pista Hoffer with Glasses, c. 1940
Attention, c. 1940
The Industrialist, c. 1940
The Precise with Glasses, c. 1940
Middle Leader form a Middle Sized City, c. 1940
The Frankophone, c. 1940
Admirer of Poetry, c. 1940
Regarding to the Subnatural, c. 1940
Similar works of art
(1895 - 1944)
Young Woman with Two Baskets, 1930s
(1902 - 1990)
A Young Girl Putting up Her Legs is a Boyish Way, 1921
(1940 - 2010)
Portrait of Klári Tolnay Actress, 1980s
(1888 - 1968)
Man-Woman, c. 1903
(1852 - 1919)
Vagabond with a Hat, c. 1900
(1915 - 2003)
Judas
(1891 - 1977)
Dance, c. 1967
(1891 - 1977)
Mother with Child, c. 1965
(1897 - 1984)
View from the Studio, c. 1930
Detail of a Park, 1936
(1891 - 1977)
Face, c. 1965
(1902 - 1990)
Man's Foot, 1950s
(1844 - 1887)
Lake Balaton (Tihany Abbey)
(1886 - 1976)
Woman Wearing Folk Costume, 1920s
(1928 - )
Romeo and Juliet, 1980s
(1895 - 1944)
Young Girls in their Sunday Best, 1930s
(1878 - 1924)
Red aApples, c. 1910
(1902 - 1990)
Hand Study, 1930s
(1912 - 1988)
(1900 - 1989)
Collection of Loppings, 1930s
(1906 - 1990)
Staring the Moon
(1899 - 1965)
Fireworks, 1949
(1895 - 1944)
Children at the Wood Fence, 1930s
(1920 k. - )
After Work, 1960s
(1899 - 1965)
One-Eyed with Small Tail Sticking Out, 1949
(1965 - )
Yard of a house in Felvidék, 1929
(1895 - 1944)
Covered Boat Harboring Man, 1930s
(1897 - 1976)
By the Brook (Female Nude), 1930s
(1888 - 1968)
Counting Money, 1964
(1899 - 1965)
The Freedom of the Ballerina, c. 1939
(1899 - 1965)
Clown Feast, c. 1939
(1902 - 1990)
Head of a Girl with Bow, 1916
(1899 - 1965)
Carneval, c. 1940
(1897 - 1976)
Waves by the Shore (Stepping in the Water), 1930s
(1920 - 2001)
The Payment of Fear (Film Poster), 1953
(1899 - 1965)
Two Dogs, Three Ladies, 1935
(1902 - 1990)
Hold it in this Way, 1950s
(1902 - 1990)
People on Saint Peter's Square, 1939
(1940 - 2010)
Portrait of Imre Sinkovits Actor, 1980s
(1902 - 1990)
Preparations in the Kitchen, 1920s
(1895 - 1944)
Children at the Wood Fence, 1930s
(1902 - 1990)
Hungary was such Friendly and Nice One Day after my Birth., 1964
(1940 - 2010)
Portrait of Aurél Bernáth Writer, Graphic, Painter, 1980s
(1951 - )
My Son, 1980
The Frankophone, c. 1940
(1902 - 1993)
Breast-feeding Mother, 1920s
(1940 - 2010)
Portrait of Sándor Pécsi Actor, 1980s
(1888 - 1960)
Profile of a Woman with Curly Hair, 1930s
(1881 - )
Still-Life with Sunflower, 1937
(1895 - 1944)
Waling Couple, 1930s
1055 Budapest, Szent István körút 5.
+36 1 269 3148 | gallery@kieselbach.hu
Opening hours:
from Monday to Friday 10 a.m.-6 p.m., on Saturday 10 a.m.- 1 p.m.
Follow us!