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Picture gallery - Volume II., No. 2.

Lázár Nagy: Chairs

1900,

Károly Kós: Chair, armchair, stand

1920,

Lajos Kozma : Couch from the Rózsavölgyi Music Shop

1912,

Ede Toroczkai Wigand (Made by József Mocsay) : Cupboard

Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest

Béla Lajta(?): Chair from the Parisiana Night Club, Budapest

1909,

Béla Lajta : Chair for the Institute for the Blind

1908,
Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest

Géza Maróti: Cupboard with glass panels

1909,

Béla Lajta: : Free-standing cabinet from the Vas Street Commercial School, Budapest

1912,

Géza Faragó (Made by József Nagy): Chair

Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest

József Vágó (Made by Henrik Krámer): Inlay on the cupboard of the Villa Schiffer

1912,
Museum of the Customs and Revenue Service, Budapest.

Ede Toroczkai Wigand-Sándor Nagy: Design for a Children's Room

1903,

Toma Arnăuţoiu at the King Ferdinand Cavalry School in Târgovişte

Toma Arnăuţoiu photographed after his capture

May 1958,

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