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Traditional Embroidery Exposed ❃ Hungarian Art Origins and Meaning
Hungarian Embroideries – they're floral and colourful and absolutely gorgeous, but do you know what they mean? Allow me to explain some general terms regarding Traditional Hungarian Embellishments, while we take a few centuries worth of steps back in time to expose their origin, rooted ancient lore.
SUBTITLES ARE COMING SOON!
❤ My Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/prettyshepherd/
#Folklore #Embroidery #Hungarian
Please consider checking out the artist that lended their work to me, especially the bands Erdőfű, Tázló and Fabatka, as well as the photographer(s) Bella László – Light Hunters!
Chapters:
00:00 Intro: I promise, the Thumbnail is not Clickbait!
00:23 An Array of Hungarian Folkloric Arts
01:59 Sketch ft. Anna Néni and GenZ Shepherd
04:14 Souvenirs! Souvenirs Everywhere!
04:...
published: 05 Sep 2021
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Rendezvous with Hungarian artist Maria Chilf
Hungarian artist Maria Chilf has been exposed to great tragedies throughout her life and has always managed to survive by art.
Rendezvous is a series of short portraits of prominent artists and intellectuals around the world.
#Rendezvous #MariaChilf #ContemporaryArt
published: 27 Dec 2018
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Britains got talent S07E01 Hungarian Shadow Dancers
Part 2 Semi Final Link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eWGSz7D91M
Britains Got Talent Season 7 Episode 1 2013
So very Proud to be Hungarian.
ZENE/MUSIC-Emeli Sandé- Read all about it
Attraction. Isteni volt. SOK SOK Sikert kivánok
"ATTRACTION BLACK LIGHT from SHADOW THEATRE"
Song is EMELI SANDE-Read all about it.
"Végezze el a véletlenszerű aktus kedvességet, és ne vár jutalmat, abban a biztos tudatban, hogy egy nap valaki tesz ugyanezt az Ön számára."
- Diana, Princess of Wales
"Carry out a random act of kindness, with no expectation of reward, safe in the knowledge that one day someone might do the same for you."
- Diana, Princess of Wales
Thankyou BGT for showcasing Hungary.
More from Attraction Black Light:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98YQ3Vc621Y
http://www.youtube.com...
published: 14 Apr 2013
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Hungarian Music Star Zoltan Dies During Swedish Live TV Show
Hungarian musician Zoltan D. died after collasping live on swedish television. He was playng a song called „LOVE" when he fell apart after about 2 minutes while playback continued. His band, unaware of what was happening, also went on with their performance before rushing to his aid.
published: 14 Jul 2016
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Hungarian Art: An Introduction
Hungarian Art: An Introduction
Muller and Keithly Collection
June 5 through July 31, 2014
Through an extraordinary set of circumstances, Miklós Müller found himself at the center of the Hungarian art world for more than half a century.
First, as a young biologist, in 1957 Miklós Müller met—and later married—Noemi Mezei. Her father, Arpad Mezei, was an art historian and critic, author and philosopher, and a respected touchstone for the artists and writers of post-World War II Hungary. Árpad Mezei founded the European School, “a concentration of philosophers, writers, and artists formed in 1945 and incorporating abstract and concrete elements from a starting point of radical expressionism moving through surrealism.” As the name suggests, this group was rooted in, and aimed to continue the ...
published: 02 Jul 2015
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Artist Mihaly Munkacsy (1844 - 1900) | Hungarian Painter | WAA
Mihaly Munkacsy was born on 20 February 1844, died 1 May 1900, he was a Hungarian painter. He earned international reputation with his genre pictures and large-scale biblical paintings.
Neither 19th century visual art nor the historical developments of Hungarian art can be discussed without considering Munkácsy's contributions. His works are considered the apogee of national painting. He was a standard-setter, an oeuvre of reference value. He was one of the few with whom the antiquated colour techniques of 19th century Austro-Hungarian painting reached its most powerful and most lavish expression.
#WorldArtsAndArtists #MihalyMunkacsy
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published: 25 Jan 2022
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István Sándorfi, Hungarian Artist
István Sándorfi - 12 June 1948 - 26 December 2007 - Hungarian hyperrealist painter.
Music - Nothing Else Matters - Apocalyptica
published: 07 Sep 2012
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KÁROLY LOTZ – Prince of Hungarian Artists (HD)
Karoly Lotz, was born on December 16th, 1833 in Bad Homburg vor der Höhe, Germany, the 7th and youngest surviving child of Wilhelm Christian Lotz and Antonia Höfflick.
His father was a valet for Prince Gustav zu Hessen-Homburg, during the time when the prince was representing Austria at the Congress of Vienna,
The sudden death of the young Baron von Sinclair forced Wilhelm Christian Lotz temporarily into that position.
While in Hungary in 1815 Wilhelm met 13-year-old Antonia Höfflick, whom he married three years later.
She gave birth to 8 children, of whom Karl was the youngest.
Karoly’s father, Wilhelm died in 1837. Karoly Lotz was only 4 years of age at that time.
Mother, Antonia moved the family to Pest, Hungary, where she was originally from.
Pest is the largest part of Budapest, H...
published: 02 Dec 2022
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Hungarian Academy of Arts | Budapest | Hungary | Things To Do In Budapest
Hungarian Academy of Arts | Budapest | Hungary | Things To Do In Budapest
https://www.connollycove.com/ Check out our travel blogs and travel website for more content on the best places to visit around the world.
The Hungarian Academy of Arts is a public body committed to national tasks concerning the arts, including literature, music, fine art, applied art, design art, architecture, photography, film, performing art, and folk art. The building also supports the analysis, support, education, national and international presentation and while displaying the representation of Hungarian artists.
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published: 22 Mar 2023
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KÁROLY LOTZ – Hungarian Painter – Prince of Hungarian Artists (HD)
Karoly Lotz, was born on December 16th, 1833 in Bad Homburg vor der Höhe, Germany, the 7th and youngest surviving child of Wilhelm Christian Lotz and Antonia Höfflick.
His father was a valet for Prince Gustav zu Hessen-Homburg, during the time when the prince was representing Austria at the Congress of Vienna,
The sudden death of the young Baron von Sinclair forced Wilhelm Christian Lotz temporarily into that position.
While in Hungary in 1815 Wilhelm met 13-year-old Antonia Höfflick, whom he married three years later.
She gave birth to 8 children, of whom Karl was the youngest.
Karoly’s father, Wilhelm died in 1837. Karoly Lotz was only 4 years of age at that time.
Mother, Antonia moved the family to Pest, Hungary, where she was originally from.
Pest is the largest part of Budapest, H...
published: 04 Nov 2022
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Traditional Embroidery Exposed ❃ Hungarian Art Origins and Meaning
Hungarian Embroideries – they're floral and colourful and absolutely gorgeous, but do you know what they mean? Allow me to explain some general terms regarding ...
Hungarian Embroideries – they're floral and colourful and absolutely gorgeous, but do you know what they mean? Allow me to explain some general terms regarding Traditional Hungarian Embellishments, while we take a few centuries worth of steps back in time to expose their origin, rooted ancient lore.
SUBTITLES ARE COMING SOON!
❤ My Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/prettyshepherd/
#Folklore #Embroidery #Hungarian
Please consider checking out the artist that lended their work to me, especially the bands Erdőfű, Tázló and Fabatka, as well as the photographer(s) Bella László – Light Hunters!
Chapters:
00:00 Intro: I promise, the Thumbnail is not Clickbait!
00:23 An Array of Hungarian Folkloric Arts
01:59 Sketch ft. Anna Néni and GenZ Shepherd
04:14 Souvenirs! Souvenirs Everywhere!
04:49 The True Variety of Embroidery Styles
06:09 The Origin of the Hungarian People
06:49 The Galactic Vagina of the Sky
07:58 Parts of the Tree of Life
09:00 Influencing and Cross-pollinating
10:34 Hungarian Secession – The Folkloric Art Nouveau
11:28 The Tulip, the most Popular of Motifs
12:36 Evolution from Geometry to Botanics
14:34 Outro: We've just scratched the surface
♫ Music is by:
♫ Erdőfű
♪ https://www.facebook.com/erdofucommunity/
♪ https://open.spotify.com/album/0ES0xPTTfKztM11tpIaNev
♪ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7dG3p4efZU
Erdőfű – Magyar szóló és oláhos
Erdőfű – Bánffyhunyadi szapora
♫ Tázló
♪ https://m.facebook.com/tazloband
♪ https://www.tazlo.hu
♪ https://tazlo.bandcamp.com
Tázló – Járd ki lábam - Szerba
Tázló – Mit bánom én
Tázló – Klézsei
Tázló – Keserves és vert kezes
♫ Fabatka
Fabatka – Hajnali Álom
♫ Az Erdész
Dobszó Révüléshez
♫ EpidedmicSound referral link:
♪ https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/03jft6/
Yomoti – Before Chill
Clarence Reed – Come Find us
Mike Franklyn – The appropriate Stalker
✽ Photos:
❃ Milky Way, as photographed in Böddi-Szék, by Bella László – Light Hunters
https://www.facebook.com/lighthuntersgroup
https://www.instagram.com/laszlobella_lighthunters/?hl=en
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6MP8j1BfbdNIBC6OywNZUQ
❃ Copper belt and wooden comb from my own collection, by a contemporary Folk Artist friend (photos by me)
❃ “Írásos” embroidery from Magyargyerőmonostor, Kalotaszeg area:
https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalotaszegi_varrottas
❃ Woman’s sheepskin vest from Mezőség area (photo by a friend)
❃ Young boys in front of Székely gate
https://gyujtemeny.neprajz.hu
❃ Painted furniture from Székelyderzs
https://szekelyderzs.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/derzsi_butorfestes.pdf
❃ Embroidered sleeve of a “Szűr” from Békés county
https://magyarmuseum.org/szur-en/szur/
❃ Back of woman’s short jacket from Somogy area
https://hu.museum-digital.org/index.php?t=objekt&oges=611107
❃ Back of a man’s vest from Szany (photo by a friend)
❃ Front of men’s embroidered shirt from Mezőkövesd
https://hu.museum-digital.org/index.php?t=objekt&oges=41904
❃ Men in “cifraszűr” from Bihar area
https://magyarmuseum.org/szur-en/szur/
❃ Girls with embroidery pillows from Gyergyótekerőpatak, Csík county
https://gyujtemeny.neprajz.hu
❃ Old men in Sunday Best, from Köröstárkány, Bihar county
https://gyujtemeny.neprajz.hu
❃ Woman an young boy, from Köröstárkány, Bihar county
https://gyujtemeny.neprajz.hu
❃ Embroidered sheet end, from Mezőkövesd
https://www.museumap.hu
❃ Milky Way, by Thomas Ciszewski
https://unsplash.com/photos/JnY_xqJE230
❃ Indian Embroidery detail
https://discover.hubpages.com/style/Embroidery-of-India-The-Symbols-Motifs-and-Colors
❃ Matyó Embroidery pattern,
From the book: “ Gergely János: Magyar motívumok gyűjteménye”
❃ Báthory Stephan (Zsigmond),
From the book “A Régi Erdély Népeinek Képeskönyve”
❃ Embroidery pattern on the collar of a “Szűr” from Kisújszállás
https://dka.oszk.hu/html/kepoldal/index.phtml?id=065477
❃ Vase-like tree of life, from Énlaka (Photo by a friend)
❃ Stern Palace in Nagyvárad
https://www.oradeaheritage.ro/palatul-stern/
❃ Modavian csángó couple from Leszpéd, Bákó county
https://www.csangomuzeum.ro/moldvai-csangok/
❃ Old Style and New Style Moldavian Csángó shirts
https://www.facebook.com/kattrinca
❃ Embroidery motifs for “Szűr”
From the book: “Gergely János: Magyar motívumok gyűjteménye”
❃ Carved tulip chest from Szarvas, Békés county
https://www.museumap.hu/
❃ Detail of "Szűr" reproduction, from Bakony area – with birds, and not flowers. Fo Sho. (Photo by a friend)
❃ Dangerous Flying Object – Traditional slipper from Szeged
(Just google “Szegedi Papucs”)
❃ Csángó woman from Gyimes, with calf
https://gyujtemeny.neprajz.hu
❃ Sieve for sifting flour
https://www.museumap.hu
✽ Clips:
❃ Nightlapse in Forest
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9rgYjxljZI
❃ Doctor Who S5.Ep1, “The Eleventh Hour”
https://www.doctorwho.tv
https://wn.com/Traditional_Embroidery_Exposed_❃_Hungarian_Art_Origins_And_Meaning
Hungarian Embroideries – they're floral and colourful and absolutely gorgeous, but do you know what they mean? Allow me to explain some general terms regarding Traditional Hungarian Embellishments, while we take a few centuries worth of steps back in time to expose their origin, rooted ancient lore.
SUBTITLES ARE COMING SOON!
❤ My Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/prettyshepherd/
#Folklore #Embroidery #Hungarian
Please consider checking out the artist that lended their work to me, especially the bands Erdőfű, Tázló and Fabatka, as well as the photographer(s) Bella László – Light Hunters!
Chapters:
00:00 Intro: I promise, the Thumbnail is not Clickbait!
00:23 An Array of Hungarian Folkloric Arts
01:59 Sketch ft. Anna Néni and GenZ Shepherd
04:14 Souvenirs! Souvenirs Everywhere!
04:49 The True Variety of Embroidery Styles
06:09 The Origin of the Hungarian People
06:49 The Galactic Vagina of the Sky
07:58 Parts of the Tree of Life
09:00 Influencing and Cross-pollinating
10:34 Hungarian Secession – The Folkloric Art Nouveau
11:28 The Tulip, the most Popular of Motifs
12:36 Evolution from Geometry to Botanics
14:34 Outro: We've just scratched the surface
♫ Music is by:
♫ Erdőfű
♪ https://www.facebook.com/erdofucommunity/
♪ https://open.spotify.com/album/0ES0xPTTfKztM11tpIaNev
♪ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7dG3p4efZU
Erdőfű – Magyar szóló és oláhos
Erdőfű – Bánffyhunyadi szapora
♫ Tázló
♪ https://m.facebook.com/tazloband
♪ https://www.tazlo.hu
♪ https://tazlo.bandcamp.com
Tázló – Járd ki lábam - Szerba
Tázló – Mit bánom én
Tázló – Klézsei
Tázló – Keserves és vert kezes
♫ Fabatka
Fabatka – Hajnali Álom
♫ Az Erdész
Dobszó Révüléshez
♫ EpidedmicSound referral link:
♪ https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/03jft6/
Yomoti – Before Chill
Clarence Reed – Come Find us
Mike Franklyn – The appropriate Stalker
✽ Photos:
❃ Milky Way, as photographed in Böddi-Szék, by Bella László – Light Hunters
https://www.facebook.com/lighthuntersgroup
https://www.instagram.com/laszlobella_lighthunters/?hl=en
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6MP8j1BfbdNIBC6OywNZUQ
❃ Copper belt and wooden comb from my own collection, by a contemporary Folk Artist friend (photos by me)
❃ “Írásos” embroidery from Magyargyerőmonostor, Kalotaszeg area:
https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalotaszegi_varrottas
❃ Woman’s sheepskin vest from Mezőség area (photo by a friend)
❃ Young boys in front of Székely gate
https://gyujtemeny.neprajz.hu
❃ Painted furniture from Székelyderzs
https://szekelyderzs.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/derzsi_butorfestes.pdf
❃ Embroidered sleeve of a “Szűr” from Békés county
https://magyarmuseum.org/szur-en/szur/
❃ Back of woman’s short jacket from Somogy area
https://hu.museum-digital.org/index.php?t=objekt&oges=611107
❃ Back of a man’s vest from Szany (photo by a friend)
❃ Front of men’s embroidered shirt from Mezőkövesd
https://hu.museum-digital.org/index.php?t=objekt&oges=41904
❃ Men in “cifraszűr” from Bihar area
https://magyarmuseum.org/szur-en/szur/
❃ Girls with embroidery pillows from Gyergyótekerőpatak, Csík county
https://gyujtemeny.neprajz.hu
❃ Old men in Sunday Best, from Köröstárkány, Bihar county
https://gyujtemeny.neprajz.hu
❃ Woman an young boy, from Köröstárkány, Bihar county
https://gyujtemeny.neprajz.hu
❃ Embroidered sheet end, from Mezőkövesd
https://www.museumap.hu
❃ Milky Way, by Thomas Ciszewski
https://unsplash.com/photos/JnY_xqJE230
❃ Indian Embroidery detail
https://discover.hubpages.com/style/Embroidery-of-India-The-Symbols-Motifs-and-Colors
❃ Matyó Embroidery pattern,
From the book: “ Gergely János: Magyar motívumok gyűjteménye”
❃ Báthory Stephan (Zsigmond),
From the book “A Régi Erdély Népeinek Képeskönyve”
❃ Embroidery pattern on the collar of a “Szűr” from Kisújszállás
https://dka.oszk.hu/html/kepoldal/index.phtml?id=065477
❃ Vase-like tree of life, from Énlaka (Photo by a friend)
❃ Stern Palace in Nagyvárad
https://www.oradeaheritage.ro/palatul-stern/
❃ Modavian csángó couple from Leszpéd, Bákó county
https://www.csangomuzeum.ro/moldvai-csangok/
❃ Old Style and New Style Moldavian Csángó shirts
https://www.facebook.com/kattrinca
❃ Embroidery motifs for “Szűr”
From the book: “Gergely János: Magyar motívumok gyűjteménye”
❃ Carved tulip chest from Szarvas, Békés county
https://www.museumap.hu/
❃ Detail of "Szűr" reproduction, from Bakony area – with birds, and not flowers. Fo Sho. (Photo by a friend)
❃ Dangerous Flying Object – Traditional slipper from Szeged
(Just google “Szegedi Papucs”)
❃ Csángó woman from Gyimes, with calf
https://gyujtemeny.neprajz.hu
❃ Sieve for sifting flour
https://www.museumap.hu
✽ Clips:
❃ Nightlapse in Forest
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9rgYjxljZI
❃ Doctor Who S5.Ep1, “The Eleventh Hour”
https://www.doctorwho.tv
- published: 05 Sep 2021
- views: 35690
13:11
Rendezvous with Hungarian artist Maria Chilf
Hungarian artist Maria Chilf has been exposed to great tragedies throughout her life and has always managed to survive by art.
Rendezvous is a series of short ...
Hungarian artist Maria Chilf has been exposed to great tragedies throughout her life and has always managed to survive by art.
Rendezvous is a series of short portraits of prominent artists and intellectuals around the world.
#Rendezvous #MariaChilf #ContemporaryArt
https://wn.com/Rendezvous_With_Hungarian_Artist_Maria_Chilf
Hungarian artist Maria Chilf has been exposed to great tragedies throughout her life and has always managed to survive by art.
Rendezvous is a series of short portraits of prominent artists and intellectuals around the world.
#Rendezvous #MariaChilf #ContemporaryArt
- published: 27 Dec 2018
- views: 521
6:26
Britains got talent S07E01 Hungarian Shadow Dancers
Part 2 Semi Final Link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eWGSz7D91M
Britains Got Talent Season 7 Episode 1 2013
So very Proud to be Hungarian.
ZENE/MUSIC-Emel...
Part 2 Semi Final Link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eWGSz7D91M
Britains Got Talent Season 7 Episode 1 2013
So very Proud to be Hungarian.
ZENE/MUSIC-Emeli Sandé- Read all about it
Attraction. Isteni volt. SOK SOK Sikert kivánok
"ATTRACTION BLACK LIGHT from SHADOW THEATRE"
Song is EMELI SANDE-Read all about it.
"Végezze el a véletlenszerű aktus kedvességet, és ne vár jutalmat, abban a biztos tudatban, hogy egy nap valaki tesz ugyanezt az Ön számára."
- Diana, Princess of Wales
"Carry out a random act of kindness, with no expectation of reward, safe in the knowledge that one day someone might do the same for you."
- Diana, Princess of Wales
Thankyou BGT for showcasing Hungary.
More from Attraction Black Light:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98YQ3Vc621Y
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0_dwb2x4qc
Some Facts you might not know about Hungarians
http://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/102461/proud-to-be-hungarian-ii-hungarian-inventions-an
Musor Forditas:
Simon: Sziasztok. Kik vagytok?
Attraction: Az Attraction Black Light and Shadow Theatre.
Simon: Honnan érkeztetek?
Attraction: Magyarországról.
Simon: Oké... Isten hozott benneteket... Miért pont a Britain's Got Talent-ben indultatok?
Attraction: Világszerte ismertek szeretnénk lenni és a Britain's Got Talent a világ legsikeresebb műsora.
- Attraction bemutatkozik -
Simon: Wow... na, ez aztán volt valami. Hadd kérdezzem meg Amanda-tól...
Amanda: Úristen, alig tudok beszélni... annyira... annyira... megérintett... meghatott... csodálatos volt.
Alesha: Ez tényleg gyönyörű volt, magával ragadott. Fantasztikus. Imádtam.
Simon: David?
David: Srácok. ez hibátlan volt.
Simon: Srácok, azt szeretném mondani, hogy igazából köszönöm, hogy úgy döntöttetek, eljöttök ide, erre a versenyre. Eredetiségét tekintve egyike volt a legjobb produkcióknak, amit valaha is láttam, és nagyon meghatott.
Remélem, jó lesz :)
Tünde
Musaj, de Musaj be mutatni egy masik Magyar fellepest a BGT be....
I Must share another Hungarian performance on BGT.....
FACETEAM BASKETBALL TEAM from Hungary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbD-IgRdDJ8
https://wn.com/Britains_Got_Talent_S07E01_Hungarian_Shadow_Dancers
Part 2 Semi Final Link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eWGSz7D91M
Britains Got Talent Season 7 Episode 1 2013
So very Proud to be Hungarian.
ZENE/MUSIC-Emeli Sandé- Read all about it
Attraction. Isteni volt. SOK SOK Sikert kivánok
"ATTRACTION BLACK LIGHT from SHADOW THEATRE"
Song is EMELI SANDE-Read all about it.
"Végezze el a véletlenszerű aktus kedvességet, és ne vár jutalmat, abban a biztos tudatban, hogy egy nap valaki tesz ugyanezt az Ön számára."
- Diana, Princess of Wales
"Carry out a random act of kindness, with no expectation of reward, safe in the knowledge that one day someone might do the same for you."
- Diana, Princess of Wales
Thankyou BGT for showcasing Hungary.
More from Attraction Black Light:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98YQ3Vc621Y
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0_dwb2x4qc
Some Facts you might not know about Hungarians
http://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/102461/proud-to-be-hungarian-ii-hungarian-inventions-an
Musor Forditas:
Simon: Sziasztok. Kik vagytok?
Attraction: Az Attraction Black Light and Shadow Theatre.
Simon: Honnan érkeztetek?
Attraction: Magyarországról.
Simon: Oké... Isten hozott benneteket... Miért pont a Britain's Got Talent-ben indultatok?
Attraction: Világszerte ismertek szeretnénk lenni és a Britain's Got Talent a világ legsikeresebb műsora.
- Attraction bemutatkozik -
Simon: Wow... na, ez aztán volt valami. Hadd kérdezzem meg Amanda-tól...
Amanda: Úristen, alig tudok beszélni... annyira... annyira... megérintett... meghatott... csodálatos volt.
Alesha: Ez tényleg gyönyörű volt, magával ragadott. Fantasztikus. Imádtam.
Simon: David?
David: Srácok. ez hibátlan volt.
Simon: Srácok, azt szeretném mondani, hogy igazából köszönöm, hogy úgy döntöttetek, eljöttök ide, erre a versenyre. Eredetiségét tekintve egyike volt a legjobb produkcióknak, amit valaha is láttam, és nagyon meghatott.
Remélem, jó lesz :)
Tünde
Musaj, de Musaj be mutatni egy masik Magyar fellepest a BGT be....
I Must share another Hungarian performance on BGT.....
FACETEAM BASKETBALL TEAM from Hungary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbD-IgRdDJ8
- published: 14 Apr 2013
- views: 3141739
2:57
Hungarian Music Star Zoltan Dies During Swedish Live TV Show
Hungarian musician Zoltan D. died after collasping live on swedish television. He was playng a song called „LOVE" when he fell apart after about 2 minutes while...
Hungarian musician Zoltan D. died after collasping live on swedish television. He was playng a song called „LOVE" when he fell apart after about 2 minutes while playback continued. His band, unaware of what was happening, also went on with their performance before rushing to his aid.
https://wn.com/Hungarian_Music_Star_Zoltan_Dies_During_Swedish_Live_Tv_Show
Hungarian musician Zoltan D. died after collasping live on swedish television. He was playng a song called „LOVE" when he fell apart after about 2 minutes while playback continued. His band, unaware of what was happening, also went on with their performance before rushing to his aid.
- published: 14 Jul 2016
- views: 4260155
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Hungarian Art: An Introduction
Hungarian Art: An Introduction
Muller and Keithly Collection
June 5 through July 31, 2014
Through an extraordinary set of circumstances, Miklós Müller found hi...
Hungarian Art: An Introduction
Muller and Keithly Collection
June 5 through July 31, 2014
Through an extraordinary set of circumstances, Miklós Müller found himself at the center of the Hungarian art world for more than half a century.
First, as a young biologist, in 1957 Miklós Müller met—and later married—Noemi Mezei. Her father, Arpad Mezei, was an art historian and critic, author and philosopher, and a respected touchstone for the artists and writers of post-World War II Hungary. Árpad Mezei founded the European School, “a concentration of philosophers, writers, and artists formed in 1945 and incorporating abstract and concrete elements from a starting point of radical expressionism moving through surrealism.” As the name suggests, this group was rooted in, and aimed to continue the heritage of European avant garde movements. When Soviet Communist elements forced Hungary to adopted a Communist constitution in late 1949, these Modern artists were soon expected to adopt Stalin’s preferred art style of Socialist Realism, which glorifies workers and Communist heroes through realistic depictions. Those who refused to conform felt the heavy hand of the state suppress them: they were silenced, ignored, and forced from positions of authority.
Noemi and Miklós Müller collected the art of this oppressed artistic circle and received gifts of artworks from Noemi’s father, Árpad Mezei. In 1964 they were able to immigrate to the United States due to Miklos Müller’s outstanding scientific work. He was invited to take up a position at Rockefeller University, where he remains Professor Emeritus today.
In 1965, the artist Jószef Jakovits settled in New York, and became a close friend, as testified by many Jakovits works in the collection, represented by several on display here. During the 1970s, Milos Müller and his second wife, Jan Keithly, both American citizens, began to travel to Hungary. Miklós Müller renewed old relationships, and the couple formed new ones, including a new generation of Hungarian artists working in styles disapproved of by the State. As travel restrictions eased, the Müller apartment in New York became a center for artists visiting from Hungary. Many stayed there; some even used it as a studio. The Müller-Keithly collection continued to grow as the collectors met younger Hungarian artists living in New York.
The selected works on exhibition here give an idea of the scope of the collection, spanning much of the twentieth century, especially concentrating on the 1950s onward. Behind almost every work on display is a personal relationship between artist and collector.
After the fall of Communism in 1990, the Hungarian artists once repressed, overlooked, and ignored enjoyed a revival. During the last twenty-five years, they have been belatedly recognized as a vital slice of Hungarian heritage, and saluted for bravely sustaining the artistic pursuits of the free world, although, unfortunately, many did not live long enough to savor this.
Website: http://www.qcc.cuny.edu/artgallery/
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Hungarian Art: An Introduction
Muller and Keithly Collection
June 5 through July 31, 2014
Through an extraordinary set of circumstances, Miklós Müller found himself at the center of the Hungarian art world for more than half a century.
First, as a young biologist, in 1957 Miklós Müller met—and later married—Noemi Mezei. Her father, Arpad Mezei, was an art historian and critic, author and philosopher, and a respected touchstone for the artists and writers of post-World War II Hungary. Árpad Mezei founded the European School, “a concentration of philosophers, writers, and artists formed in 1945 and incorporating abstract and concrete elements from a starting point of radical expressionism moving through surrealism.” As the name suggests, this group was rooted in, and aimed to continue the heritage of European avant garde movements. When Soviet Communist elements forced Hungary to adopted a Communist constitution in late 1949, these Modern artists were soon expected to adopt Stalin’s preferred art style of Socialist Realism, which glorifies workers and Communist heroes through realistic depictions. Those who refused to conform felt the heavy hand of the state suppress them: they were silenced, ignored, and forced from positions of authority.
Noemi and Miklós Müller collected the art of this oppressed artistic circle and received gifts of artworks from Noemi’s father, Árpad Mezei. In 1964 they were able to immigrate to the United States due to Miklos Müller’s outstanding scientific work. He was invited to take up a position at Rockefeller University, where he remains Professor Emeritus today.
In 1965, the artist Jószef Jakovits settled in New York, and became a close friend, as testified by many Jakovits works in the collection, represented by several on display here. During the 1970s, Milos Müller and his second wife, Jan Keithly, both American citizens, began to travel to Hungary. Miklós Müller renewed old relationships, and the couple formed new ones, including a new generation of Hungarian artists working in styles disapproved of by the State. As travel restrictions eased, the Müller apartment in New York became a center for artists visiting from Hungary. Many stayed there; some even used it as a studio. The Müller-Keithly collection continued to grow as the collectors met younger Hungarian artists living in New York.
The selected works on exhibition here give an idea of the scope of the collection, spanning much of the twentieth century, especially concentrating on the 1950s onward. Behind almost every work on display is a personal relationship between artist and collector.
After the fall of Communism in 1990, the Hungarian artists once repressed, overlooked, and ignored enjoyed a revival. During the last twenty-five years, they have been belatedly recognized as a vital slice of Hungarian heritage, and saluted for bravely sustaining the artistic pursuits of the free world, although, unfortunately, many did not live long enough to savor this.
Website: http://www.qcc.cuny.edu/artgallery/
- published: 02 Jul 2015
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Artist Mihaly Munkacsy (1844 - 1900) | Hungarian Painter | WAA
Mihaly Munkacsy was born on 20 February 1844, died 1 May 1900, he was a Hungarian painter. He earned international reputation with his genre pictures and large-...
Mihaly Munkacsy was born on 20 February 1844, died 1 May 1900, he was a Hungarian painter. He earned international reputation with his genre pictures and large-scale biblical paintings.
Neither 19th century visual art nor the historical developments of Hungarian art can be discussed without considering Munkácsy's contributions. His works are considered the apogee of national painting. He was a standard-setter, an oeuvre of reference value. He was one of the few with whom the antiquated colour techniques of 19th century Austro-Hungarian painting reached its most powerful and most lavish expression.
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Mihaly Munkacsy was born on 20 February 1844, died 1 May 1900, he was a Hungarian painter. He earned international reputation with his genre pictures and large-scale biblical paintings.
Neither 19th century visual art nor the historical developments of Hungarian art can be discussed without considering Munkácsy's contributions. His works are considered the apogee of national painting. He was a standard-setter, an oeuvre of reference value. He was one of the few with whom the antiquated colour techniques of 19th century Austro-Hungarian painting reached its most powerful and most lavish expression.
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- published: 25 Jan 2022
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István Sándorfi, Hungarian Artist
István Sándorfi - 12 June 1948 - 26 December 2007 - Hungarian hyperrealist painter.
Music - Nothing Else Matters - Apocalyptica
István Sándorfi - 12 June 1948 - 26 December 2007 - Hungarian hyperrealist painter.
Music - Nothing Else Matters - Apocalyptica
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István Sándorfi - 12 June 1948 - 26 December 2007 - Hungarian hyperrealist painter.
Music - Nothing Else Matters - Apocalyptica
- published: 07 Sep 2012
- views: 3587
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KÁROLY LOTZ – Prince of Hungarian Artists (HD)
Karoly Lotz, was born on December 16th, 1833 in Bad Homburg vor der Höhe, Germany, the 7th and youngest surviving child of Wilhelm Christian Lotz and Antonia Hö...
Karoly Lotz, was born on December 16th, 1833 in Bad Homburg vor der Höhe, Germany, the 7th and youngest surviving child of Wilhelm Christian Lotz and Antonia Höfflick.
His father was a valet for Prince Gustav zu Hessen-Homburg, during the time when the prince was representing Austria at the Congress of Vienna,
The sudden death of the young Baron von Sinclair forced Wilhelm Christian Lotz temporarily into that position.
While in Hungary in 1815 Wilhelm met 13-year-old Antonia Höfflick, whom he married three years later.
She gave birth to 8 children, of whom Karl was the youngest.
Karoly’s father, Wilhelm died in 1837. Karoly Lotz was only 4 years of age at that time.
Mother, Antonia moved the family to Pest, Hungary, where she was originally from.
Pest is the largest part of Budapest, Hungary.
Budapest was and still is a gorgeous city with two very distinct sides separated by the Danube River: Buda is on the west and Pest on the East.
The Slavic word “pest” means a cave, a rock cavity.
https://wn.com/Károly_Lotz_–_Prince_Of_Hungarian_Artists_(Hd)
Karoly Lotz, was born on December 16th, 1833 in Bad Homburg vor der Höhe, Germany, the 7th and youngest surviving child of Wilhelm Christian Lotz and Antonia Höfflick.
His father was a valet for Prince Gustav zu Hessen-Homburg, during the time when the prince was representing Austria at the Congress of Vienna,
The sudden death of the young Baron von Sinclair forced Wilhelm Christian Lotz temporarily into that position.
While in Hungary in 1815 Wilhelm met 13-year-old Antonia Höfflick, whom he married three years later.
She gave birth to 8 children, of whom Karl was the youngest.
Karoly’s father, Wilhelm died in 1837. Karoly Lotz was only 4 years of age at that time.
Mother, Antonia moved the family to Pest, Hungary, where she was originally from.
Pest is the largest part of Budapest, Hungary.
Budapest was and still is a gorgeous city with two very distinct sides separated by the Danube River: Buda is on the west and Pest on the East.
The Slavic word “pest” means a cave, a rock cavity.
- published: 02 Dec 2022
- views: 740564
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Hungarian Academy of Arts | Budapest | Hungary | Things To Do In Budapest
Hungarian Academy of Arts | Budapest | Hungary | Things To Do In Budapest
https://www.connollycove.com/ Check out our travel blogs and travel website for more ...
Hungarian Academy of Arts | Budapest | Hungary | Things To Do In Budapest
https://www.connollycove.com/ Check out our travel blogs and travel website for more content on the best places to visit around the world.
The Hungarian Academy of Arts is a public body committed to national tasks concerning the arts, including literature, music, fine art, applied art, design art, architecture, photography, film, performing art, and folk art. The building also supports the analysis, support, education, national and international presentation and while displaying the representation of Hungarian artists.
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https://youtu.be/lqnP3bqeXLs
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Hungarian Academy of Arts | Budapest | Hungary | Things To Do In Budapest
https://www.connollycove.com/ Check out our travel blogs and travel website for more content on the best places to visit around the world.
The Hungarian Academy of Arts is a public body committed to national tasks concerning the arts, including literature, music, fine art, applied art, design art, architecture, photography, film, performing art, and folk art. The building also supports the analysis, support, education, national and international presentation and while displaying the representation of Hungarian artists.
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Learn more about what you can experience traveling in Northern Ireland, Ireland, and the rest of the world by visiting our website: https://www.connollycove.com
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We are Connolly Cove.
We share the best locations around Ireland / Northern Ireland and further afield with you through our travel blog/vlog of the hidden treasures that are on our doorstep.
Learn more about where you should visit by checking out our website!
https://www.connollycove.com
If you want to find out more about other attractions in Northern Ireland, Ireland, and beyond click the links below:
https://youtu.be/43B9jPo0IZM
https://youtu.be/CqqGsW909yc
https://youtu.be/9EYZFDsRHcU
https://youtu.be/Ll1wr1wV4es
https://youtu.be/BdO58f65IXk
https://youtu.be/lqnP3bqeXLs
https://youtu.be/4Cr6kTSORN4
https://youtu.be/VpE2cn28Q_w
https://youtu.be/QjwrRV2zq2
#hungarianacademyofarts #budapest #hungary #thingstodoinbudapest
- published: 22 Mar 2023
- views: 2379
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KÁROLY LOTZ – Hungarian Painter – Prince of Hungarian Artists (HD)
Karoly Lotz, was born on December 16th, 1833 in Bad Homburg vor der Höhe, Germany, the 7th and youngest surviving child of Wilhelm Christian Lotz and Antonia Hö...
Karoly Lotz, was born on December 16th, 1833 in Bad Homburg vor der Höhe, Germany, the 7th and youngest surviving child of Wilhelm Christian Lotz and Antonia Höfflick.
His father was a valet for Prince Gustav zu Hessen-Homburg, during the time when the prince was representing Austria at the Congress of Vienna,
The sudden death of the young Baron von Sinclair forced Wilhelm Christian Lotz temporarily into that position.
While in Hungary in 1815 Wilhelm met 13-year-old Antonia Höfflick, whom he married three years later.
She gave birth to 8 children, of whom Karl was the youngest.
Karoly’s father, Wilhelm died in 1837. Karoly Lotz was only 4 years of age at that time.
Mother, Antonia moved the family to Pest, Hungary, where she was originally from.
Pest is the largest part of Budapest, Hungary.
Budapest was and still is a gorgeous city with two very distinct sides separated by the Danube River: Buda is on the west and Pest on the East.
The Slavic word “pest” means a cave, a rock cavity.
Karoly Lotz attended the Piaristen gymnasium, where, although Calvinist, he was awarded a scholarship for his exceptional academic performance.
https://wn.com/Károly_Lotz_–_Hungarian_Painter_–_Prince_Of_Hungarian_Artists_(Hd)
Karoly Lotz, was born on December 16th, 1833 in Bad Homburg vor der Höhe, Germany, the 7th and youngest surviving child of Wilhelm Christian Lotz and Antonia Höfflick.
His father was a valet for Prince Gustav zu Hessen-Homburg, during the time when the prince was representing Austria at the Congress of Vienna,
The sudden death of the young Baron von Sinclair forced Wilhelm Christian Lotz temporarily into that position.
While in Hungary in 1815 Wilhelm met 13-year-old Antonia Höfflick, whom he married three years later.
She gave birth to 8 children, of whom Karl was the youngest.
Karoly’s father, Wilhelm died in 1837. Karoly Lotz was only 4 years of age at that time.
Mother, Antonia moved the family to Pest, Hungary, where she was originally from.
Pest is the largest part of Budapest, Hungary.
Budapest was and still is a gorgeous city with two very distinct sides separated by the Danube River: Buda is on the west and Pest on the East.
The Slavic word “pest” means a cave, a rock cavity.
Karoly Lotz attended the Piaristen gymnasium, where, although Calvinist, he was awarded a scholarship for his exceptional academic performance.
- published: 04 Nov 2022
- views: 390450