Medieval Hungary

Venetian master: Lady with the Unicorn The Christian Museum in Esztergom reopened and now welcomes its visitors with a new concept and a c...

Marble console from the Franciscan Church of Visegrád Archaeological excavations carried out in 2024 have brought to light the remains of th...

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 ...

The following news does not have much to do with medieval art in Hungary, but it is a very significant discovery made at a Hungarian museu...

The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford has recently called attention to a magnificent ostrich egg cup on Twitter: #WorldEggDay Silver gilt cup...

Chalice, 1462, Inv. 2010.109.6 As reported earlier on this blog , The Metropolitan Museum of Art has recently purchased the best object...

The very exciting digitisation process at the Vatican Library is going ahead at full speed, and the Library has made available online two m...

The Polybios-Corvina at the exhibition. Photo: National Széchényi Library  Four precious manuscripts from the famed library of King Mat...

Raphael: Head of an Angel. Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest  Today is the birthday of Raphael , who was born in 1483. Only 37 years later...

Andrea del Verrocchio: Alexander the Great Washington, National Gallery of Art The exhibition Matthias Corvinus and Florence - Art and...

It has recently been stated by the Hungaarian government that new financial sources have been provided for the completion of the restor...

Even though New York obviously has no original medieval buildings (except for those built into The Cloisters), the City is home to wonderfu...