Luděk Marold, Marold panorama of the Battle of Lipany

Luděk Marold

Czech · 1865–1898 · Painter, Printmaker

Luděk Alois Marold was a Czech painter and illustrator, best known for his panorama depicting the Battle of Lipany. It is the largest painting in the Czech Republic and… (Wikipedia)

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  1. Luděk Marold, Quai Voltaire in Paris, 1898, oil on canvasQuai Voltaire in ParisGalerie Kodl · CZK 1,920,000≈ $78,835≈ £62,697≈ €75,117Sign up to see
  2. Luděk Marold, From the World's Fair in Chicago, around 1893, oil on canvasFrom the World's Fair in ChicagoGalerie Kodl · CZK 588,000≈ $25,466≈ £20,063≈ €22,742Sign up to see
  3. Luděk Marold, Dívčí akt, 1892, pastel na papíře lepeném na plátněDívčí aktGalerie Kodl · CZK 396,000≈ $23,186≈ £14,303≈ €16,237Sign up to see

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  1. Luděk Marold, Die Neuigkeit, tuschelnd und selbst die Dame auf der Bank dreht sich interessiert um
    Die Neuigkeit
    Drawing
    Auktionshaus Mehlis · · Lot 3721
    €4,200≈ $4,685≈ £3,504HammerSign up free to seeView at Auktionshaus Mehlis ↗
  2. Luděk Marold, Figural Study, Second half of 19th century, Pencil, paper
    Figural Study, Second half of 19th century
    Drawing · Paper
    16 x 12 cm
    Arthouse Hejtmánek · · Lot 115
    CZK 4,000≈ $158≈ £141≈ €163HammerSign up free to seeView at Arthouse Hejtmánek ↗

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