Category:Vilma Lwoff-Parlaghy

**Vilma Lwoff-Parlaghy**
	Hungarian painter (1863–1923) Вильма Львов-Парлаги ; (автопортрет, 1880-е гг.)
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Name in native language	Lwoff-Parlaghy Vilma;
Date of birth	15 April 1863; Hajdúdorog
Date of death	28 August 1923; New York City
Place of burial	Woodlawn Cemetery;
Country of citizenship	Hungary;
Occupation	painter;
Noble title	princess;
Notable work	Portrait of Andrew Carnegie; Portrait of Ludwig Windthorst; Q28008214; Chauncey Mitchell Depew, B.A. 1856, LL.D. 1887, Fellow 1888-1906; Self-portrait;
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Vilma Lwoff-Parlaghy

English: Princess Elisabeth Vilma Lwoff-Parlaghy, (April 15, 1863 - August 28, 1923), New York City) — a Hungarian born German and American (Manhattan based) portrait painter.

Elisabeth von Parlaghy was educated in Budapest and by Franz Quaglio and Wilhelm Dürr in Munich, where she adapted the style of Franz von Lenbach.
A portrait of her mother made her known in 1890 in Berlin. There, in 1891, followed a public dispute of her Moltke portrait and her protection by the German Emperor William II. Later she was honored for her portraits in the Salon de Paris (1892 to 1894).