The name of the newest temporary exhibition in the Hungarian National Gallery is named: “Munkácsy: The Christ Trilogy”. This is a brilliant exhibition showing some of the best known and most beautiful paintings made by any Hungarian painter throughout history. During the preparations for the exhibtion there were some problems getting the giant paintings into […]
A Collection Within the Collection: National Gallery
“A collection within the collection” is an interesting exhibition about prints, posters and drawings in the Hungarian National Gallery. More information can be found below if you read the press release. A Collection Within the Collection National Gallery June 15, 2010 – February 13, 2011 Budapest museums Press release: As for the number of items […]
A retrospective show: National Gallery
“György Kovásznai, a retrospective show” is the name of a temporary exhibition in the National Gallery opened June 4th, 2010. The exhibition can be enjoyed until September 26th. If you want to check it out, just use the funicular to reach the Castle hill, and enter into the National Gallery. György Kovásznai, a retrospective show […]
Depero, futurism and more: National Gallery
The Hungarian National Gallery, located in the Castle of Buda, opened a new temporary exhibition June 4th named: “Depero the Futurist and the Impact of Futurism on Avant-Garde Art.” If this sounds interesting, you better head of to the National Gallery where the exhibition is available between June 4th and August 22nd. More information about […]
Modern Hungarian Lithography: National Gallery
The exhibition named Modern Hungarian Lithography can be seen in the Hungarian National Gallery between April 5th and June 30, 2010. Here the visitor can see the how this has been used in modern Hungary. What is lithography? According to Wikipedia it is “a method for printing using a stone or a metal plate with […]
Late baroque impressions: Hungarian National Gallery
A new exhibition is coming to the Hungarian National Gallery opening November 20 and lasting until February 28, 2010. In the exhibition we will meet with the work of Franz Anton Maulbertsch (1724-1796) and Josef Winterhalder (1743-1807). Late baroque impressions Hungarian National Gallery November 20, 2009 – February 28, 2010 Museums in Budapest
Munich, in Hungarian: Hungarian National Gallery
In the period between 1850 and 1914 almost every Hungarian artist spent time in Munich. They went there to receive teaching and inspiration not available in Hungary. In this exhibition the visitors will see what characterize the paintings of that time, and how this influenced the Hungarian painters staying there for months, years or decades. […]
József Borsos exhibition in National Gallery
József Borsos (1821-1883, Painter and Photographer ) Exhibition, Hungarian National Gallery, June 18 – October 25, 2009 József Boros was one of the best Hungarian painters in the 19th century, yet a mysterious one as well. Not to much information has remained about him from his life. He wasnt only painting, but he was also […]
