Mihály Zichy

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English: Mihály Zichy (October 15, 1827 in Zala, Hungary; February 28, 1906 in St. Petersburg) was a Hungarian painter and graphic artist, famous for his erotic art work
Deutsch: Mihály Zichy (Michael von Zichy) (* 15. Oktober 1827 in Zala, Komitat Somogy, Ungarn; † 28. Februar 1906 in Sankt Petersburg) war ein ungarischer Maler.

  • Mihály Zichy, 1840

  • Mihály Zichy, 1881

  • Zichy Mihály Rusz.jpg

Gallery [edit]

  • The Triumph of the Genius of Destruction 1878

  • Lifeboat 1847

  • Falling Stars; 1879; Zichy Museum, Budapest

  • Demon 1878; Black and white chalk

  • Captive in the Prison

  • Adam and Eva

  • Lucifer 1887

  • Sándor Petofi reciting the en:Nemzeti dal to the crowd on March 15, 1848.

  • Zichy Mihály: Petofi megdicsoülése

  • Drinking song, 1874

  • Shota Rustaveli presents his poem to Queen Tamar

  • Coloured Illusions on the Box, 1888

  • Powerless Anger of Man

  • It's Mine (Lermontov)

  • Tamara Czarne (Lermontov)

  • Biela (Lermontov)

Coronation of Tsar Alexander II in 1856 [edit]

from the Alexander II Coronation book (co working with other artists)

  • Tsars Entry into Moskau

  • Entry Procession to the Uspenskij-Cathedral

  • The Tsar crowns his Empress

  • Hommage from the imperial Family to Alexander II.

  • Performance in the Bolshoi Theatre

  • Public Festival

Erotic art [edit]

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