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LIEZEN-MAYER Sándor

(1839, Gyõr - 1898, München)

Magyarországi Szt. Erzsébet szentté avatása 1235-ben (vázlat) 1863 Olaj, vászon, 62,7 x 83,5 cm Magyar Nemzeti Galéria, Budapest

LIEZEN-MAYER, Sándor (1839, Gyõr - 1898, Munich)

Canonization of St Elisabeth of Hungary in 1235 (sketch) 1863 Oil on canvas, 62,7 x 83,5 cm Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest

Type: religious Time-line: 1876-1900

Form: painting