Art Nouveau on Paper

In 2020, the Museum of Applied Arts, together with its partner institutions, were jointly awarded the international tender for the Danube Transnational Programme Strengthening the cultural identity of the Danube region by building on common heritage of ART NOUVEAU. The project ran with their participation between 2020 and 2022. One section of the project was the creation of an online catalogue of paper-based sources concerning Art Nouveau. Staff of the Museum of Applied Arts researched 158 sources of Hungarian and international relevance from the Museum’s Archive and Library, previously not published online. These are presented in their historical-cultural context, grouped into galleries for designers, places of manufacture, turn-of-the-century Hungarian exhibitions and international exhibitions with Hungarian participation. The Museum aims to expand the galleries in future.

The list of items was compiled, and the artworks were provided with metadata, by Dr Hilda Horváth, Dr Ágnes Prékopa, Jessica Fehérvári, Zsófia Hutvágner and Eszter Marosi.

Technical aspects: Judit Király, Zita Nagy, Zoltán Szalontai, Sarolta Sztankovics, Katalin Varga

 

Béla Lajta

Architect. 1873 (Óbuda) - 1920 (Vienna)

Artúr Lakatos

Painter and designer. 1880 (Vienna) - 1968 (Budapest)

Ödön Lechner

Architect. 1845 (Pest) -1914 (Budapest)

Maria Likarz

Graphic artist and applied artist. 1893 (Przemyśl) -1971 (Vienna)

Friderike Löw (-Lazar)

Illustrator, applied artist and book-illustrator. 1892 (Vienna) - 1975 (Vienna)

Charles Rennie Mackintosh

Architect and applied artist. 1868 (Glasgow) - 1928 (London)

Elena Luksch-Makowska

Painter. 1878 (Saint Petersburg) - 1967 (Hamburg)

Lajos Márk

Painter, illustrator and poster artist. 1867 (Reteag) - 1940 (New York)

Géza Maróti (Rintel)

Architect, sculptor and applied artist. (Barsvörösvár today: Červený Hrádok) - 1941 (Budapest)

Miklós Menyhért (Mederl)

Applied artist and architect. 1878 (Kőszeg) – after 1943

József Mocsay (Mócsai)

Carpenter. 1871 - after 1925

Koloman Moser

Painter, graphic artist and applied artist. 1868 (Vienna) - 1918 (Vienna)

Alfons Mucha

Painter, illustrator and graphic artist. 1860 (Ivancice) - 1939 (Prague)

Sándor Muhits

Painter, applied artist and lecturer at the College of Applied Arts. 1882 (Bakonypeterd) – 1956 (Budapest)

Hellmann Mosonyi-Pfeiffer

Graphic artist and poster artist. 1863 (Mosony) – 1904 (Budapest)

Lázár Nagy

Painter, applied artist and teacher. 1861 (Kézdivásárhely today: Târgu Secuiesc) - 1923 (Budapest)

Sándor Nagy

Painter and graphic artist. 1869 (Németbánya) -1950 (Gödöllő)

Géza Nikelszky

Painter and ceramist. 1877 (Szatmárnémeti today: Satu Mare) - 1966 (Pécs)