Structures of science – The Nobel prize in chemistry of György Hevesy
Artefact of the Month
The Artefact of the Month in October presents György Hevesy’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry and its diploma. The artefacts reflect the finissage of the joint exhibition of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences – celebrating its 200th anniversary this year – and the Hungarian National Museum, where Albert Szent-Györgyi’s and Katalin Karikó’s Nobel-price in Physiology or Medicine are also on display. The temporary exhibition Magical Power – Knowledge. Community.
Structures of science – The Nobel prize in chemistry of György Hevesy
Artefact of the Month
The Artefact of the Month in October presents György Hevesy’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry and its diploma. The artefacts reflect the finissage of the joint exhibition of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences – celebrating its 200th anniversary this year – and the Hungarian National Museum, where Albert Szent-Györgyi’s and Katalin Karikó’s Nobel-price in Physiology or Medicine are also on display. The temporary exhibition Magical Power – Knowledge. Community.
temporary
from 2025 May. 06.to 2025 Oct. 26.
MAGIC POWER – Knowledge. Community. Academy
Visit the MAGIC POWER – Knowledge. Community. Academy exhibition and discover the past, present and future of the Hungarian Academy of Science through fascinating objects, stories and artistic installations!
Follow the journey from King Matthias Corvinus through István Széchenyi to Nobel Prize acclaimed researchers: Katalin Karikó
and Ferenc Krausz!
MAGIC POWER – Knowledge. Community. Academy
Visit the MAGIC POWER – Knowledge. Community. Academy exhibition and discover the past, present and future of the Hungarian Academy of Science through fascinating objects, stories and artistic installations!
Follow the journey from King Matthias Corvinus through István Széchenyi to Nobel Prize acclaimed researchers: Katalin Karikó
and Ferenc Krausz!
temporary
from 2025 Sep. 10.to 2025 Sep. 28.
Ferramenta, a Roman period iron tool hoard from Pincehely | Artefact of the Month
As autumn is the season when the tools of harvest are brought out once again, the September Artefact of the Month is a remarkable Roman assemblage unearthed from deep in the soil. This iron deposit was discovered last year on the outskirts of Pincehely, Tolna County. It consists mainly of agricultural and craft tools, but also features a particularly important find: a complete set of keys.
Ferramenta, a Roman period iron tool hoard from Pincehely | Artefact of the Month
As autumn is the season when the tools of harvest are brought out once again, the September Artefact of the Month is a remarkable Roman assemblage unearthed from deep in the soil. This iron deposit was discovered last year on the outskirts of Pincehely, Tolna County. It consists mainly of agricultural and craft tools, but also features a particularly important find: a complete set of keys.
temporary
from 2025 Jul. 29.to 2025 Sep. 07.
Artefact of the Month | Queen Backstage – Budapest 1986 | prolonged
Photographs by Egon Endrényi and Miklós Gáspár
August’s Artefact of the Month at the Hungarian National Museum is a special treat for music lovers and those fascinated by the history of photography and cinematography.
Artefact of the Month | Queen Backstage – Budapest 1986 | prolonged
Photographs by Egon Endrényi and Miklós Gáspár
August’s Artefact of the Month at the Hungarian National Museum is a special treat for music lovers and those fascinated by the history of photography and cinematography.
temporary
from 2024 Oct. 19.to 2025 Apr. 13.
Shine! - time for jewellery
Shine! - time for jewellery, the upcoming exhibition of the Hungarian National Museum (Hungarian National Museum Public Collections Center – HNMPCC) opens on October 18, 2024. By its transperiodic character curators aim to highlight more profound interpretations lurking behind aesthetic values of the articles. Anyone can connect easily with the essence of jewels there, so don't miss out our brand-new spectacular exhibition!
Shine! - time for jewellery
Shine! - time for jewellery, the upcoming exhibition of the Hungarian National Museum (Hungarian National Museum Public Collections Center – HNMPCC) opens on October 18, 2024. By its transperiodic character curators aim to highlight more profound interpretations lurking behind aesthetic values of the articles. Anyone can connect easily with the essence of jewels there, so don't miss out our brand-new spectacular exhibition!
temporary
from 2024 Nov. 20.to 2025 Mar. 23.
Chinese XIEYI Art from the National Art Museum of China
The exhibition “Chinese Xieyi - Art from the National Art Museum of China” introduces Hungarian and international audiences to this unique form of modern and contemporary Chinese art. The featured works embody the spirit and style of Xieyi, which conveys profound elements of Chinese aesthetics in visual arts. Xieyi emphasises the unity of nature and humanity, as well as a deeply poetic expression; works created in this style reflect the poetic aspirations of an ancient yet continuously evolving culture.
Chinese XIEYI Art from the National Art Museum of China
The exhibition “Chinese Xieyi - Art from the National Art Museum of China” introduces Hungarian and international audiences to this unique form of modern and contemporary Chinese art. The featured works embody the spirit and style of Xieyi, which conveys profound elements of Chinese aesthetics in visual arts. Xieyi emphasises the unity of nature and humanity, as well as a deeply poetic expression; works created in this style reflect the poetic aspirations of an ancient yet continuously evolving culture.
temporary
from 2024 Oct. 03.to 2024 Nov. 03.
Faces of a prince – An unknown portrait of Sigismund Báthory
In 2022, a very important new acquisition came to the collection of the Historical Gallery of the Hungarian National Museum. At an auction held in Vienna we successfully obtained a panel painting sold as the portrait of a young Ottoman sultan. We could unequivocally identify the subject as Prince of Transylvania Sigismund Báthory (1572–1613), depicted in his youth in the early 1590s. The painting is unique among the surviving portraits of princes. The only known depictions of Prince Stephen Báthory (Sigismund’s uncle) show him as king of Poland.
Faces of a prince – An unknown portrait of Sigismund Báthory
In 2022, a very important new acquisition came to the collection of the Historical Gallery of the Hungarian National Museum. At an auction held in Vienna we successfully obtained a panel painting sold as the portrait of a young Ottoman sultan. We could unequivocally identify the subject as Prince of Transylvania Sigismund Báthory (1572–1613), depicted in his youth in the early 1590s. The painting is unique among the surviving portraits of princes. The only known depictions of Prince Stephen Báthory (Sigismund’s uncle) show him as king of Poland.
temporary
from 2024 Jun. 22.to 2024 Sep. 22.
Kertész / Copies
In 2021, 1,163 photographs arrived in Budapest from New York. Most of these pictures were taken before André Kertész left Hungary. These early images offer glimpses into Kertész’s relationships with his family members and his experiences as a young man in a rapidly changing world.
Kertész / Copies
In 2021, 1,163 photographs arrived in Budapest from New York. Most of these pictures were taken before André Kertész left Hungary. These early images offer glimpses into Kertész’s relationships with his family members and his experiences as a young man in a rapidly changing world.
temporary
from 2023 Sep. 16.to 2023 Dec. 31.
Schöfft 3 – Three Generations of a Painter Family
The artistic legacy of the Schöfft family of painters is preserved in the countries Hungary, Croatia, Romania and Serbia. The workshop has been functioning between 1775 and 1850, founded by Joseph Schöfft (Doberchau, 1742 – Pest, 1808) the Elder, learned his craft in the workshop in Saxony. He arrived to Pest (today is a part of Budapest) through Vienna. In Pest he has been highly respected, which is testified by his workshop being the name-giver to „Malergasse”.
Schöfft 3 – Three Generations of a Painter Family
The artistic legacy of the Schöfft family of painters is preserved in the countries Hungary, Croatia, Romania and Serbia. The workshop has been functioning between 1775 and 1850, founded by Joseph Schöfft (Doberchau, 1742 – Pest, 1808) the Elder, learned his craft in the workshop in Saxony. He arrived to Pest (today is a part of Budapest) through Vienna. In Pest he has been highly respected, which is testified by his workshop being the name-giver to „Malergasse”.
temporary
from 2023 Oct. 21.to 2023 Dec. 10.
Among Freedom Fighters | John Sadovy’s Photographs of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution
John Sadovy (1925–2010), a Czech-born photojournalist, reporting for the American illustrated weekly Life, witnessed and photographed events of the Hungarian Revolution between 29 October and 1 November 1956. The Hungarian National Museum and the Committee of National Remembrance, Hungary, in collaboration with the photographer’s two daughters, Liza Jane Sadovy and Yvonne Sadovy de Mitcheson, present a selection of John Sadovy’s 1956 photographs in a temporary exhibition.
Among Freedom Fighters | John Sadovy’s Photographs of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution
John Sadovy (1925–2010), a Czech-born photojournalist, reporting for the American illustrated weekly Life, witnessed and photographed events of the Hungarian Revolution between 29 October and 1 November 1956. The Hungarian National Museum and the Committee of National Remembrance, Hungary, in collaboration with the photographer’s two daughters, Liza Jane Sadovy and Yvonne Sadovy de Mitcheson, present a selection of John Sadovy’s 1956 photographs in a temporary exhibition.
