The exhibition opening at the Móra Ferenc Museum presents works of art by female artists who lived in India: the mother, Erzsébet Sas Brunner and her daughter, Erzsébet Brunner painted historic characters of India, such as Mahatma Ghandi, the politician and spiritual leader of India.

Two artists Erzsébet Sass Brunner and her daughter, Erzsébet Brunner moved to India from Nagykanizsa in 1930, inspired by a vision. The two women spent the rest of their life in India: they had the opportunity to meet Mahatma Gandhi, the leader of the struggle for independence of whom later they painted a portrait. The daughter made friends with Indira Gandhi, who was tragcally killed by her own bodyguards in 1984.

The museum in Szeged presents works of art by the two painters. The nearly forty painting consist of still lifes, landscapes, as well as visions associated with Buddhism. In addition, portraits of public figures, politicians as well as personal belongings, jewels and relics related to Buddhism once owned by the laadies are on display.