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Picture gallery
Volume XII., No. 1.
The equestrian monument of Mathias Corvinus on the Main square of Kolozsvár (Cluj-Napoca, Romania) by János Fadrusz, erected in 1902
Volume XI., No. 6.
The capital zone of the west door of the Saxon Lutheran church in Darlac (Dârlos, Durles, Romania), 15th century
Volume X., No. 4.
Night view of the Marcel Ferencz design for the Budapest Museum of Ethnography. Architectural visualisation: AXION Visual
Volume X., No. 3.
The entrance hall of the former Town Hall, today County Hall, in Marosvásárhely (Târgu Mureş, Romania)
Volume X., No. 2.
Photo by Attila Mudrák Ornamentation on the Suky Benedek Chalice, 1440s
Volume X., No. 1. This issue was partly sponsored by NKA
Tympanum over the sacristy door of St Michael’s Church, Kolozsvár (Cluj-Napoca, 1528.)
Volume IX., No. 6.
Marosvásárhely (Târgu Mureş). Transom window at the entrance of the Culture Palace
Volume IX., No. 5.
György Ligeti Cover drawing for the Festschrift of his late master’s 75th birthday
Volume IX., No. 3.
Portrait of János Vitéz (1408–1472), Archbishop of Esztergom, commissioner of the painted ornaments of the studiolo, on the front page of Caspar Tribrachus’s Eclogae, with the inscription “Lux Pannoniae”.
Volume VIII., No. 6.
Photo by Dániel Kovács Main entrance of the former electrical substation building on Markó Street, Budapest, designed by Dénes Györgyi and Ernő Román, 1926
Volume VIII., No. 5.
Kálvin Square, Budapest. All structures by Miklós Ybl, with the Hungarian National Museum in the background, Mihály Pollack, 1837–1846
Volume VIII., No. 4. This issue was partly sponsored by PADA
Poll, Hugó Coming Home from the Village Fair
Volume VIII., No. 3. This issue was partly sponsored by PADA
Gordon McKechnie Library of the Reformed College of Sárospatak
Volume VIII., No. 2.
Gordon McKechnie Interior of the Reformed (Calvinist) Church of Csaroda. Below the floral decoration the original medieval wall paintings are exposed
Volume VIII., No. 1.
Farmers distributing food in Budapest during the days of the Revolution
Volume VII., No. 6.
Destroyed Soviet trucks and a cannon in Práter Street, 8th district
Volume VII., No. 5.
Ferenc Burghardt A Hungarian tank ordered by Colonel Pál Maléter to defend the Üllői Street entrance of Kilián Barracks between 24 October and 4 November 1956
Volume VII., No. 4.
The cutaway southern birds-eye view of the Machaerus royal palace of King Herod and Tetrarch Herod Antipas, as visualised with the implied ancient colours
Volume VII., No. 1.
Lechner Ödön Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest, 1893–96. Second Floor Atrium
Volume VI., No. 3.
With the Emperor and Empress of Japan, at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Volume V., No. 6.
András Dabasi and Judit Kardos The Sevso plate's centre medallion, with the distich
Volume V., No. 5.
Dávid Bán The railway station as a palace. Gare du Nord, Paris, 2008
Volume V., No. 4.
Kodály Zoltán with Benjamin Britten, at the Aldeburgh Music Festival in June 1965.
Volume V., No. 2.
David A. Hill Városligeti Alley 47. - Balcony and window with stuccoes
Volume IV., No. 1.
Hungarian President László Sólyom pays tribute at the monument of Victims of Nazi terror in Novi Sad (Újvidék), 14 March 2010.
Volume III., No. 4.
