Archive / Collection of Photographs

Collections
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The collection includes more than 25,000 archive photographs which are unique sources of the works of art and interiors destroyed during the twentieth century, of the private collections in former times as well as of the universal expositions and of the earlier exhibitions in the museum.
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Photograph - barrel shaped decorative dish by rock-crystal in gilded silver mount with the coat of arms of King Sigismund of Luxembourg, from the collection of the Erdődy family
Photograph - ornamental saddles, from the Esterhazy treasury, Frakno,at the Exhibition of Applied Arts, 1876
Interior photograph - salon designed by Gyula Fordor of the Ernst Museum
Exhibition photograph - dining room furniture designed by Pál Horti, Turin International Exhibition of Decorative Art, 1902.
Exhibition photograph - artworks of Mór Lipót Herzog's collection at the exhibition of " Amateur Collectors" of the Museum of Applied Arts 1907 (XXXII. vitrine)
Interior photograph - the King Franz Joseph I at the inauguration ceremony of the National Hungarian Museum and School of Applied Arts on October 25th, 1896
Exhibition photograph - artworks of the Hussar-room of the historical pavilion of the Paris Universal Exposition 1900, displayed previously in the Museum of Applied Arts
Exhibition photograph - floral exhibition in the Museum of Applied Arts 1928, National Hortikultural Congress
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Exhibition photograph - a royal reception hall with a throne platform in the building of the historic main group of the Millennial Exhibition
Exhibition photograph - Hungarian applied arts' pavilion, Paris Universal Exposition 1900
Exhibition photograph - View of the Palace of National Manufactures, Paris Universal Expositin 1900
Exhibition photograph - entrance hall of the Hungarian Pavilion, Milan Universal Exposition 1906
Interior photograph - ballroom in the Károly Palace, Pest (Pollack M. sq. 3.)
Interior photograph - salon in the Emmer palace, Buda (Bem embankment 8.)
Interior photograph - parlour in the Wenckheim Palace (Reviczky str. 1.)