Medieval Hungary

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...

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 ...

After three years of reconstruction work, the Museum of Fine Arts is now again open for visitors in Budapest. The museumʼs heating and ai...

Reliquary bust from Cologne . Around 1350 The Christian Museum of Esztergom is the largest ecclesiastical collection in Hungary and is...

Perhaps the most important event of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation is the major exhibition organized by the Hungarian Nation...

Two new collection catalogues of the Museum of Fine Arts (Szépművészeti Múzeum) in Budapest have been published recently. The catalogues t...

The Christian Museum of Esztergom is the largest ecclesiastical collection in Hungary, conserving European and Hungarian works of art fr...

Last December marked the 70th anniversary of the death of art historian András Péter. He was a noted scholar of Italian Trecento painti...

Maria gravida, Vienna, 1409 see in high resolution   I haven't had time to upload anything here for over a month - but a lot has ...

Luckily, I am able to report on more and more books published in English (or German) about the art of medieval Hungary. These books make th...

For several decades now, the Benedictine Archabbey at Pannonhalma has also served as an important exhibition venue. Perhaps most m...

Photo: MNW The National Museum in Warsaw (MNW) has one of the largest collections of medieval art in the region,...