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Empire and Bedermeier Furniture Art in Hungary |
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| 2011.12.16.
- 2012.04.01.
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The point of departure for the exhibition is the actuality that Pest-Buda became the spiritual and economical center for furniture art in the 19th century. There were several centers for furniture art in Hungary in the 18th century, mostly ecclesiastic centers, in addition to Pozsony (now Bratislava) Sopron, and Debrecen. With the rapid development of Pest as a center for furniture art, various related industries began developing in town.  |
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Csárdás, Polka, Zepperli |
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| 2011.12.04.
- 2012.04.29.
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| Our exhibition unites commercial and entertaining catering industry in order to have a look inside the cultural scene of the 19th century. |
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For the Help of the Skies, On Oath - Maria Statues to Be Dresses, Sacred Textiles from Palóc Land |
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| 2011.12.15.
- 2012.03.04.
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| This unique exhibition presents a mixture of spirit-mentality-culture that reflect the relationship of Sky and Earth, man and nature, individual and community, influence and work of art, human need and cult. According to the tradition we inherited from our ancestors, the oath springing from need statues: statue and cloths making, coronation, objects representing hardship, showing providence, the experience of help are represented by the dress up religious figures. |
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Colourful Silks, Laces and Frills 1860-1930 |
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| 2011.11.15.
- 2012.09.30.
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| The Thúry György Museum invites the visitors to take a walk at its new temporary exhibition. Colour cuts, beautiful photos and fashion magazines demonstrate fashion in the period from 1850 to 1930, popular coats e.g. - the Zrínyi, Kazinczy or Buda, various skirt fashions, more or less practical, then the 1920s, when the unisex straight cuts were in fashion, and the 1930s when close-fits were fashionable. |
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2012.02.04.
Commedia dell'arte, or Market Comedy at the Museum
(Győr)
2012.02.05.
Illustrious Days of Mardi Gras
(Budapest)
2012.02.08.
Identity - Jewish holidays
(Budapest)
2012.02.09.
Discussion in an Exhibition
(Budapest)
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