Mihael Stroj (Slovenian,1803-1871)
Angelica and Medoro, 1833
oil on canvas

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Mihael Stroj (Slovenian,1803-1871)
Angelica and Medoro, 1833
oil on canvas
Mihael Stroj, Judith with Holofernes’ Head, date unknown
1841 Mihael Stroj - Josipa Sbull, wife of László Kukuljević Sakcinski
(Varaždin City Museum)
Judith with the Head of Holophernes (detail), by Mihael Stroj, 1858.
“God’s Care” by Mihael Stroj (Slovenian), 1842
Vilinski Ples [Dance of the fairies]. Mihael Stroj (Slovenian, 1803-1871). Oil on canvas.
The Vilinski Ples – the fairytale dance, translated freely – represents a popular subject in the painting of the Romantic period. Mihael Stroj, who counts amongst the most important Slovenian painters of the 19th century, was able to make a name for himself as a portrait painter of the higher middle class.
Mihael Stroj, Angelika und Medor
Mihael Stroj - Judith with the Decapitated Head of Holofernes (1858)