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Gothic Art In Hungarian Kingdom Between 1300 – 1500 @ National Gallery

• 3 Nov 2020 9:53 AM

Permanent exhibition: The largest museum collection of winged altars, panel paintings and wooden sculptures from the Kingdom of Hungary.

The exhibition presents objects which originated between 1300 and 1500 – paying attention to chronology and stylistic development – bearing in mind the original places where they were made and used.

As an introduction, the museum evokes the atmosphere of a church interior that experienced natural growth in line with changing needs and opportunities, while to close, visitors can see an ensemble of early winged altars.

Tickets: 
HUF 3,200

Phone: 
+36 1 201 9082 | +36 20 439 7331 | +36 20 439 7325

Venue: 
Hungarian National Gallery, Building D, ground floor
1014 Budapest, Szent György tér 2.

More: 
mng.hu


MTI Photo: Szilárd Koszticsák

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