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Éva P. Szabó opened her first weaving studio in 1931 in Budapest. She made furnishing fabrics in Hungary first, first on Nyüstös and later on Jacquard looms. She made textile for the best architects of the time such as Lajos Kozma, Gyula Kaesz, Farkas Molnár, and József Vágó. We illustrate this period with material samples and photos.
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