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The Museum of Fine Arts Budapest

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The Museum of Fine Arts Budapest
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Budapest
'Edith Varga: The Museum of Fine Arts Budapest ' összes példány
Kiadó: Szépművészeti Múzeum
Kiadás helye: Budapest
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Kötés típusa: Ragasztott papírkötés
Oldalszám: 219 oldal
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 22 cm x 12 cm
ISBN: 963-7441-84-0
Megjegyzés: Színes fotókkal és reprodukciókkal. További kapcsolódó személyek a kötetben.
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The Budapest Museum of Fine Arts is regarded as one of Central Europe's most significant museums: its multi-faceted material, historical continuity and profusion of masterpieces assure it a deserved place in
the front rank of collections. The Museum of Fine Arts opened in 1906, but its material and organisation testify to the acquisitions and cultural aspirations of almost two centuries. For a long time it also featured Hungarian works of art; when the Hungarian National Gallery was established in 1957 the two collections were gradually separated, and since 1974 the Museum of Fine Arts has provided a home for relics of all forms of art from ancient times to the present day. Thé various departments - the Egyptian Collection, the department of Classical Antiquities, the Old Masters' Gallery, The Old Sculpture Collection,
the department of Prints and Drawings, and The 19th and 20th Century Collection - display to visitors
an array of world-famous works of art such as a... Tovább

Fülszöveg


The Budapest Museum of Fine Arts is regarded as one of Central Europe's most significant museums: its multi-faceted material, historical continuity and profusion of masterpieces assure it a deserved place in
the front rank of collections. The Museum of Fine Arts opened in 1906, but its material and organisation testify to the acquisitions and cultural aspirations of almost two centuries. For a long time it also featured Hungarian works of art; when the Hungarian National Gallery was established in 1957 the two collections were gradually separated, and since 1974 the Museum of Fine Arts has provided a home for relics of all forms of art from ancient times to the present day. Thé various departments - the Egyptian Collection, the department of Classical Antiquities, the Old Masters' Gallery, The Old Sculpture Collection,
the department of Prints and Drawings, and The 19th and 20th Century Collection - display to visitors
an array of world-famous works of art such as a black-figure amphora by Exeldas, Raphael's Esterházy Madonna, pictures by El Greco, Velázquez and Goya,
Diirer's Portrait of a Youth, Leonardo's Equestrian Statue, Manet's Lady with a Fan, and Chagall's Village in Blue. Our guide offers a glimpse into this rich material, with the help of 300 colour reproductions and expert commentaries by members of the museum's staff Vissza

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