Hunyadi's Farewell to his Homeland — Gyula Benczúr

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Artist: Gyula Benczúr
Date: 1865
Location: Slovak National Gallery

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Gyula Benczúr

Gyula Benczúr, a leading Hungarian academic painter, captured historical grandeur and royal portraits, including works for King Ludwig II of Bavaria.

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