Lajos Markos (1917 – 1993)
Posted by M.R.N. on November 13, 2011
New Cousin
Twilight Tranquility
Red River
Attack Of The Wolves
Artist’s Studio
The New Arrival
The New Arrival
Trading Time
Trouble On The Right
Female Nude
Sitting By The Hearth
Sleigh Ride
A Cold Time Waiting – The Scout
Morning At Appomatox – General Robert E. Lee
Robert Kennedy
Evening Read
Dance Party
Peasants In Love
Afternoon By The Pond
The Blacksmith
December Day
Attack On The Stage
Reclining Nude
The Lost Track
Evenin’ In Town
Stagecoach Crossing
Modest Mussorgsky
The Siege Of The Alamo
Bubbles
Salome
Western Literary Society
Moonlight And Tequila
The Museum Visit
Lily Pond Scene
Mother’s Touch
Sam Houston
6 Responses to “Lajos Markos (1917 – 1993)”
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Lois Jones said
I have three of his prints, Cold tracking, Best Time of Day, and Stagecoach. Could someone please respond to give me the selling price of these today?
Mary Lucas said
I have one print, Old Jake from Lajos Markos, signed and stamped.
Someone can give me the selling price?
Roberto madrisotti said
The painting”picking apples ” do not belong’ to lajos markos and this is for sure
David Reid said
I have a picture The Lord MovesWest. I was wondering the value of it. Thanks.
Sid Mayes said
I have several signed, numbered and embossed prints by Lajos Markos including Sam Houson. I also have one of the scarce square nixon inaugural medals by him as well can u please give me an idea of what their value are for insurance puposes. He was a dear friend of my family and its very important to knw what they are worth. I know the madallion is very scarce since only apprx 50 were commissioned. I appreciate your help with this matter in advance
ThanweSid Mayes
940-735-4515
Email: s_mayes78@yahoo.com
maryellen williams said
Lajos Markos was friends with my parents shortly after he moved to this country in the 1950’s. My dad who was also Hungarian has since passed away but my mother is still alive and living in New Jersey. She has a signed hand-sketched birth announcement welcoming his son (who I understand was adopted). Mother has cherished this all these years and kept it covered in plastic. Would anyone be interested in this?
Thank you,
Maryellen Williams
205-910-4400
email: mwilliams1128@gmail.com