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Picture gallery - Volume X., No. 2.

Photo by Attila Mudrák: Ornamentation on the Suky Benedek Chalice, 1440s

Archiepiscopal Treasury, Esztergom

Unknown photographer: The Kolozsvár brothers’, Márton’s and György’s, equestrian statue of Saint George, life size, 1373. Smaller copies are mounted in public squares in Kolozsvár (Cluj), Budapest, etc

Bronze, before restoration
Prague, National Gallery

Photo by Géza Entz: Biserica Sfântul Nicolae. Greek Orthodox Church devoted to Saint Nicholas, built from carved Roman stones. Demsus (Romanian Densus), mid-13th century.

Photo by Géza Entz: Greek Orthodox Church for Romanians settled under the Hungarian Royal Patent of 1292. Choir with three apses, extended in the 14th century

Photo by Géza Entz: Crucifixion scene in the Saxon Lutheran Church of Almakerék (German Malamkrog, Romanian Malacrav), late 14th century

Photo by Géza Entz: Imago pietatis. Saxon Lutheran Church of Darlac (German Durle, Romanian Darlos), early 15th century

Photo by Attila Mudrák: Detail of a Piéta, limestone, with traces of painted surface

Museu Naţional Bruckenthal, Nagyszeben (German Hermannstadt, Romanian Sibiu)

Photo by Géza Entz: Master Leonardus. Baptismal font, 1438. Choir of the Saxon Lutheran Church of Nagyszeben

Photo by Attila Mudrák: Chalice, gilt silver with email ornamentation. Hungarian nobleman Benedek Suky’s gift to the Cathedral of Gyulafehérvár (Romanian Alba Iulia), 1440s

Height 27.3 centimetres Treasury of the Archdiocese of Esztergom

Photo by Attila Mudrák: Pietá, gilt silver, chiselled medaillon on the cup part of Benedek Suky’s Chalice

Archiepiscopal Treasury, Esztergom

Photo by Géza Entz: Gothic ceiling of the Knight’s Hall in the Vajdahunyad (Romanian Hunedoara) Castle of the Hunyadi (Corvinus) family, 15th century

Photo by Gordon McKechnie: Vineyards near Balf sloping down towards Lake Fertő

Photo by Gordon McKechnie: A Roman-era gravestone mounted into a wall in the courtyard of the Hotel Wollner in Sopron

Photo by Gordon McKechnie: The Fire Tower, symbol of the city of Sopron

Photo by Gordon McKechnie: The Main Square in Sopron. The Baroque Trinity Column stands in the centre of the square. To its left is the “Goat Church” and to its right the Fabricius House

Photo by Gordon McKechnie: The “Blue Franc” is a local currency accepted in some shops and restaurants. This 500 Forint note shows Forchtenstein Castle and carries the three traditional local languages – Hungarian, German and Croatian

Photo by Gordon McKechnie: The body of St Constantine in the chapel of the Esterházy Palace in Eisenstadt

The courtyard of the Esterházy Palace built for Miklós the Magnificent, Fertőd

Photo by Gordon McKechnie: A bust of Liszt on display in the museum in the house where he was born in Raiding

Photo by Gordon McKechnie: Monuments marking the site of the 1989 Pan-European Picnic on the border between Hungary and Austria

Photo by Gordon McKechnie: The Loyalty Fountain in Sopron. In the background is an old pharmacy. We know the name of a Sopron pharmacist (Sigstus Schönhardt) from 1495. The first medical-pharmacy book in Hungarian was published in Sopron by Dr Gergely Frankovitch in 1588

Joseph Kreutzinger: Ferenc Kazinczy

1808, Oil on canvas
51,5 x 44,8 cm ©Art Collection of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences

Károly Jakobey: The Old Kazinczy Mansion

1859, Oil on wood
31.5 x 42 cm ©Art Collection of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences

Károly Jakobey: The Tomb of Ferenc Kazinczy

1859, Oil on canvas
31.5 x 40 cm ©Art Collection of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences

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