Art Nouveau Artefacts

Thematic Collections

Thanks to planned acquisition, the Museum of Applied Arts is proud to own a unique Art Nouveau collection which represents both the Hungarian and European development of this style. The collection's special value is not originated in the quantity of the objects but that the majority was purchased as contemporary artefacts when the new style was born and art nouveau was flourishing around 1900. In founding this collection, Jenő Radisics (1856-1917) had a dominant role, who was the director of the museum from 1897 until his death.

Műlap - Lady's dining room in the Schiffer Villa, Budapest
Műlap - cupboards
Gyertyatartópár
Műlap - ticket for the lottery organized by the Hungarian Association of Applied Arts
Gyertyatartópár
Tortalapát
Műlap - study in the Schiffer villa
Műlap - for Furniture Hall Co-operative
Műlap - Mrs. Gizella Greguss Mirkovszky
Műlap - advertising for the Library of the Museum and School of Applied Arts, Budapest
Műlap - girl's room furniture, Exhibition of Applied Arts at Arad 1905
Műlap - drawing room furniture, Exhibition of Applied Arts at Arad 1905
Műlap - for the sculptor Géza Maróti-Rintel
Műlap - for the Kiskunhalas Charity Women's Club popularizing the Halas lace
Műlap - Miksa Róth, glass painter
Műlap - for the Zsolnay factory, Pécs
Műlap - for the ceramist György Csepreghy of Felsőbánya
Műlap - for Adolf Gertler's Embroidery and Drawing Studio