Horti, Pál (1865 - 1907)

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An outstanding master of the Hungarian Secession, mainly designing furniture, interior decorations, ceramic objects and items for everyday use; he also experimented with enamel works. He had success at the world exhibitions: in 1902 in Turin and in 1904 in St Louis he was among the curators of the Hungarian pavilion. He made long journeys in Central Asia, the Far East and even in Central America: he was looking for the origins and parallelism of Hungarian ornamental motifs. He died in Bombay, during a journey in Asia. Among Hungarian applied artists of the period it was Horti who enjoyed the greatest international acclaim.
Design - Upholstery plan
Design - specimen sheets
Design - cupboard
Design - glass painting for a window of an entrance hall
Design - dining-room furniture
Design - jug
Design - decorative vase
Design - for the Periodical Magyar Iparművészet (Hungarian Applied Arts)
Design - cover for the periodical "Új Idők" (New Age), 1901
Design - cover for the periodical "Új Idők" (New Age)1901
Design sheet - design for majolica revetment
Design sheet - design for clocks
Design sheet - design for clocks
Design sheet - andiron, stand for fire tools, fireplace screen
Design sheet - design for a plate
Design sheet - design for cushion
Design sheet - decoration design
Design sheet - decoration design