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 ...

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

As I wrote on this blog before, a number of books were published on Hungarian medieval wall-painting in recent years. A French researcher of...

A page from the 14th century Bible of 'Weceslaus dictus Ganoys' National Széchényi Library  The National Széchényi Library pr...

One of the most important medieval art history exhibitions organized in Hungary was the one dedicated to King and Emperor Sigismund in 200...

Given the tumultuous history of Hungary, archaeology plays a major role in interpreting the medieval heritage of the Kingdom (see my previou...

A long-awaited book has finally appeared last week. Dedicated to medieval architecture in the southern part of the Kingdom of Hungary, the ...

The number of medieval wall-paintings known from the territory of the Kingdom of Hungary has greatly increased. In Transylvania, a complex p...

Ernő Marosi, the doyen of Hungarian art historians, celebrated his 70th birthday this Spring. To celebrate his birthday, a conference was h...