Here is a list of projects I am (was) involved in:
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Exhibition at the Museum of Applied Arts,
Budapest:
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THE DOWRY OF BEATRICE
Italian Majolica
Art
and the Court of King Matthias Corvinus
March-June 2008
I was the
project leader of this exhibition
project, held in the
"Renaissance Year"
The catalogue can be ordered
here.
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Exhibitions at the Museum of Fine Art,
Budapest:
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SIGISMUNDUS - REX ET
IMPERATOR
- opened
in March, 2006, Budapest and
later travelled to Luxemburg
I was one of the curators of the
exhibition.
The exhibition
catalogue was published
by Philipp von Zabern.
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Verrocchio's Christ - Museum of Fine
Arts,
March 13 - June 22, 2003
Opening
speech by Paul Crossley
Read reviews of
the exhibition (all in Hungarian):
Élet és Irodalom
Mozgó
Világ
Múzeumi Hírlevél
Kontextus.hu
Új Művészet (Tünde Wehli)
História (Sigismund issue)
And in English:
Renaissance Studies (Tim Juckes)
Studia Patzinakia (Ana Maria Gruia)
Ars (S. Orisko)
Peregrinations
Hungarian Quarterly (Ernő Marosi)
Chronico.de (In German)
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Other Exhibitions:
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Paradisum plantavit -
Benedictine
Monasteries in Medieval Hungary -
An exhibition at the
Benedictine
Archabbey of Pannonhalma, Hungary
March 21-Nov. 11., 2001.
Read my study for the catalogue on
medieval
frescoes in Benedictine churches (Ják
and Garamszentbenedek)
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The following of my studies are currently
available:
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My book on medieval
frescoes in
Transylvania,
written together with restorer Loránd Kiss
and edited by Tibor Kollár,
was published by the
László Teleki Foundation
in 2008. |
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Verrocchio Krisztusa
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Verrocchio's Christ.
Exhibition catalogue (2003),
available from the
Museum of Fine Arts,
Budapest
or from
www.artbooks.com |
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Art and Patronage in Medieval
Hungary - The
Frescoes of the Augustinian Church at Siklós - PhD Dissertation.
Available for purchase in printed or
PDF format from
UMI dissertation services.
UMI number: 3109412
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Review of Iva Rosario's
Art and Propaganda -
The Medieval
Review,
2003 (direct link to article)
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Jáki és
garamszentbenedeki falképek -
Illustrated
study from the 2001 exhibition catalogue
Paradisum plantavit.
For now, only the
Hungarian version is available
online (in html and PDF format), but the English
version is coming soon.
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A series of entries
for the Magyar
Művelődéstörténeti Lexikon, a printed and online encyclopedia of
Hungarian Cultural History,
published by Balassi Kiadó - see
www.mamul.hu
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Visit my web project on the
Art of Medieval Hungary and
my related blog
with more frequent updates!
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