If Ferenczy Béni had not left one single coin or statue for us, only his drawings, then he still would be a significant artist in Hungarian art. He spoke in the language of graphics so naturally as we speak our mother tongue. Every one of his pages reflects his deep understanding of European culture he studied from his childhood. When we look at his works made with pencil, coal, aquarelle and red clay, we can map up the most intimate sphere of the artist, the way the artist was thinking.