Medieval Hungary

Owl on the southern choir stalls at Szászbogács, 1533 In August 2024, the Szászbogács Summer University Course for Monument Protection was o...

Being busy has kept me from updating this blog for some time, however, I was busy getting information out about the art of medieval Hungary ...

Ernő Marosi in 2017 Ernő Marosi (1940–2021), professor emeritus at the Institute of Art History of ELTE and a full member of the Hungarian ...

Zsuzsa Urbach at the Piliscsaba campus, 2003  (Photo by János Jernyei Kiss) It is with great sadness that I report the passing of art histor...

Paul Crossley, Emeritus Professor of the History of Art at the Courtauld Institute of Art, London has passed away on December 11th, 20...

The new exhibition of the Cultural History Museum is titled 'Faszination Stadt  - The Allure of Cities,' and is dedicated to the...

At a press conference on October 30th, 2019, the Teleki László Foundation presented the early 15th-century fresco cycle uncovered in t...

Cimabue, Christ Mocked, c. 1280 This post has nothing to do with the art of medieval Hungary, but the information presented below is ...

About a decade ago, wall paintings were discovered in the church of Gidófalva (Ghidfalău, Romania), which lies in the eastern part of Tra...

After several years of preparation, a new book dedicated to the Art of Medieval Hungary was finally published by Viella in Rome. Edited ...

Tile from the knight-figure stove. Buda, 1450s. © Budapest History Museum  A major exhibition on medieval stove tiles from Hungar...