Artworks

Venice (Around 1920)

Hugó Johan

Pont-Neuf (The Bank of the Seine in Paris) (1925)

Zsigmond Walleshausen

Sarospatak (1959)

Barna Basilides

Citrus fruits (1920s)

Andor Basch

Young couple (1933)

István Pekáry

Sándor Palace (1920s)

István Zádor

Self-portrait with pipe (1923)

Ferenc Reichental

Mezőkövesdi asszony népviseletben (around 1910)

Rezső Mihály

Nude on the couch (1930s)

Imre Kupferstein

Peacock from the window (1920s)

Hugó Johan

Lilianne (Around 1920)

Edit Basch

Forenoon (Bourgeois interior) (1922)

Pál Jávor

Ironworkers (1950s)

Tibor Gönczi Gebhardt

Winter (1910s)

Gyula Madarász

Mustache man with hat (1930s)

János Apátfalvi Czene

Still life with a violin (1960s)

Zsolt Lengyel

Holiday (1907)

István Zádor

Women in the field (1907)

István Zádor

Stamp design artworks (1913)

Gyula Tichy

Deer (1923)

György Ruttkay

Girl with black hair (1930s)

Edit Basch

Portrait of a lady (1940s)

Ella Hegedűs

Man with rainbow (1940s)

Ella Hegedűs

Yablunytsia Pass (1929)

Árpád Basch

House on the mountain (1940s)

Béla Fekete-Nagy

Still life with a bottle (1930s)

István Barta

Train station (1930s)

Ödön Guzsik

Still life with croissant (1910s)

Sarolta Pongrácz

Contemplating (1930s?)

Margit Muzslai Kampis

Untitled (cca. 1960)

György Konecsni

Land in the Sun (1949)

Fredric Karoly

Balaton landscape (cca. 1920)

Miklós Mórotz

Nude (1935)

Fredric Karoly

Halas tál (1930)

Erzsébet Berkovits

Bowl (1924)

Margit Fiora

Vase (1930s)

Lili Márkus

Glass window plan (1930s)

Sándor Ungváry

Speed ​​(Racecar) (1920s)

Arnold Gara

Reclining nude (1920s)

Arnold Gara

Street scene (1957)

Árpád Darvas

Expressive head (1920s)

Arnold Gara

Morning moment (1930s)

Anna Oelmacher

Blonde girl (1930s)

Anna Oelmacher

Prince Csaba and his soldiers (1937)

Péntek András

Contemplating woman (1934)

Péter Szüle

Sailboats on Lake Balaton (1920s)

István Mihály

No! (1966)

Nándor Szilvásy

Balaton-Highlands landscape (1930s)

Alice Endresz

Organic motif (1970s)

Klára Kuchta

Night in Paris (1926)

Károly Latabár