Margit Anna, 1913 – 1991
Margit Anna's 56 Most Famous Paintings
Girl is the painting Margit Anna is best remembered for. Moonlight and Self-portrait complete the trio of best-loved canvases. Our catalogue counts 56 works by Margit Anna. Here are the 56 most famous, with the year, the museum and the story of each canvas.
Ranked by our popularity score, which combines the searches, visits and orders for each work. Updated October 2026.
- Born · died
- 1913 – 1991, Borota
- Movement
- Expressionism
- Works in our catalogue
- 56
- Most famous
- Girl
The ten best-loved paintings by Margit Anna
Margit Anna: canvases 11 to 56 of the ranking
#13
Puppet
#15
Múzsa
#17
Self-portrait
#18
Nevermore
#19
Double Portrait
#20
Self-portrait
#21
Clown
#22
Boy In A Red Cap
#23
Soldier
#24
Girl With A Rose
#25
Murder
#26
Two Women
#28
Lacy board
#30
Head
#35
Sitting Lady
#36
Purim
#38
Still-life
#39
Dancers
#40
Summer
#41
Sympathy
#43
Studio
#46
Puppet - Fear
#48
Self-portrait
#49
Figure Shouting
#50
Puppet
#51
Muse
#52
Ars Poetica
#55
Mistery Play
Margit Anna's canvases, period by period
Mature Period
6 works in this list
Late Medieval
3 works in this listWhat Margit Anna painted most
The four subjects that return most often on these canvases, each with its best-loved example.
Symbolic imagery 7 works
Portraits 7 works
Women 7 works
Self-portrait 3 works
Margit Anna's canvases, question by question
Which canvas is Margit Anna most remembered for?Read the answer
Girl, followed by Moonlight and Self-portrait.
What are Margit Anna's ten most famous canvases?Read the answer
Girl, Moonlight, Self-portrait, Dogtag, Plate board, Self-portrait, Feeding A Bird, Mother Is Flying Away, Beginning Of The End and Woman With A Bunch Of Flower. Each canvas in the ranking above comes with its year and its museum.
How many paintings did Margit Anna create?Read the answer
56 works by Margit Anna are in our catalogue.
Which subjects did Margit Anna paint most?Read the answer
Symbolic imagery (7), Portraits (7) and Women (7), across the 56 works on this page.
Which movement is Margit Anna associated with?Read the answer
Expressionism and Surrealism, as the canvases on this page show.
Meet the painter: Margit Anna
Renowned for her Expressionist style, Hungarian painter Margit Anna captures deep emotional truths in iconic pieces such as Is This The Promised Land, inviting you to explore her evocative and symbolic world.