

About the Artist
Milan Thomka-Mitrovský was a Slovak painter and writer.
He studied at the grammar school in Banská Bystrica and Bratislava, the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague and at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich.
His work was influenced by German painting and his friendship with the painter E. Zamrazil, but he also admired the works of Italian classics such as Botticelli and Raffaelo .
The mostly painted portraits, figural compositions, copies of old masters and also figural compositions on the subject of classical literary works (Don Quixote, Hamlet, Faust). He occasionally painted landscapes and still life.
As a writer, he devoted himself to literary work from the 1920s onwards, he published short stories, memorial prose and aphoristic notes.
More Artwork by Milan Thomka Mitrovský (View all 72 Artworks)

Boy’s head (1928)
Milan Thomka Mitrovský (Slovak, 1875 - 1943)

In Ecstasy (1900)
Milan Thomka Mitrovský (Slovak, 1875 - 1943)

Temptation ‘Adam and Eve’ (1900)
Milan Thomka Mitrovský (Slovak, 1875 - 1943)

Portrait of a Girl with Beads (1920–1930)
Milan Thomka Mitrovský (Slovak, 1875 - 1943)

Pallas Athena Fighting Centaurs (1900)
Milan Thomka Mitrovský (Slovak, 1875 - 1943)

Self-Portrait (1900–1910)
Milan Thomka Mitrovský (Slovak, 1875 - 1943)

Two studies of Titian’s heads
Milan Thomka Mitrovský (Slovak, 1875 - 1943)

Study for the Painting ‘Lady Godiva’ (1895–1900)
Milan Thomka Mitrovský (Slovak, 1875 - 1943)
More Artwork by Milan Thomka Mitrovský (View all 72 Artworks)

Boy’s head (1928)
Milan Thomka Mitrovský (Slovak, 1875 - 1943)

In Ecstasy (1900)
Milan Thomka Mitrovský (Slovak, 1875 - 1943)

Temptation ‘Adam and Eve’ (1900)
Milan Thomka Mitrovský (Slovak, 1875 - 1943)

Portrait of a Girl with Beads (1920–1930)
Milan Thomka Mitrovský (Slovak, 1875 - 1943)

Pallas Athena Fighting Centaurs (1900)
Milan Thomka Mitrovský (Slovak, 1875 - 1943)

Self-Portrait (1900–1910)
Milan Thomka Mitrovský (Slovak, 1875 - 1943)