Hungarian Works:
Ludwig Angerer [Hungarian, 1827 – 1879]
The Austrian Imperial Family
1859, Gernsheim Collection, Austin
Etienne Béothy [Hungarian, 1897 – 1961]
Untitled
c. 1936-1938, Museum Ritter, Waldenbuch
Róbert Berény [Hungarian, 1887 – 1953]
Modiano
1927, private collection
Otti Berger [Hungarian, 1898 – after 1944]
Curtain
c. 1930, Bauhaus-Archiv, Berlin
Otti Berger [Hungarian, 1898 – after 1944]
Rug
c. 1930, private collection
Otti Berger [Hungarian, 1898 – after 1944]
Touch Panel Made for Moholy-Nagy's Preliminary Course at the Bauhaus
1928, Bauhaus-Archiv, Berlin
Mihály Biró [Hungarian, 1886 – 1948]
Népszava (The People's Voice)
1913, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Budapest
Carl Blasius [Hungarian, c. 1771 – 1834]
Water Jug
1814, private collection
Zoltán Bohus [Hungarian, born 1941]
Architectonic Element
1985, private collection
Sándor Bortnyik [Hungarian, 1893 – 1976]
Composition
1921, Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig, Vienna
Sándor Bortnyik [Hungarian, 1893 – 1976]
Composition with Six Figures
1918, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Budapest
Sándor Bortnyik [Hungarian, 1893 – 1976]
The New Adam
1924, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Budapest
Sándor Bortnyik [Hungarian, 1893 – 1976]
Red Locomotive
1918, Magyar Nemzeti Múszeum, Budapest
Sándor Bortnyik [Hungarian, 1893 – 1976]
Red Sun
1918-1919, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Budapest
Sándor Bortnyik [Hungarian, 1893 – 1976]
The Twentieth Century
1927, Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid
Sándor Bortnyik [Hungarian, 1893 – 1976]
Untitled
1923, Museum of Modern Art, New York
Sándor Bortnyik [Hungarian, 1893 – 1976]
Untitled (Geometric Forms in Space)
1923, Museum of Modern Art, New York
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Adjustable Chair, Model B7A
1926-1927, private collection
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981] and Gunta Stölzl [German, 1897 – 1983]
African Chair
1921, Bauhaus-Archiv, Berlin
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Armchair
1923-1924, Art Institute of Chicago
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Armchair
1933-1934, private collection
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Armchair, Model B-3 (Wassily Chair)
1925, Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, New York
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981] and Gunta Stölzl [German, 1897 – 1983]
Chair with Woven Seat
1921, Bauhaus Museum, Weimar
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Chair, Model B32
1928, Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Chair, Model B5
1926-1927, Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Chaise Longue
1936, Busch-Reisinger Museum, Cambridge
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Children's Table and Chairs
1923, Klassik Stiftung, Weimar
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Desk and Chair for Bryn Mawr College
1938, Philadelphia Museum of Art
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Glass-Fronted Cabinet
1926, Designsammlung Ludewig, Berlin
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Head
c. 1920, Bauhaus-Archiv, Berlin
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Lady's Dressing Table from the Haus Am Horn
1923, Bauhaus, Dessau
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Lounge Chair
1928-1929, Museum of Modern Art, New York
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Nesting Tables, Model B9
1925-1926, private collection
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Saint John's Abbey Church
1958, Collegeville, Minnesota
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Short Chair
1936, Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Side Chair, Model 301
1932, Wolfsonian Museum, Miami Beach
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Table
1936, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Table, Model B19
1928, private collection
Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
Tea Cart
1928, Museum of Modern Art, New York
Robert Capa [Hungarian, 1913 – 1954]
Françoise Gilot and Pablo Picasso
1948, private collection
Robert Capa [Hungarian, 1913 – 1954]
Loyalist Soldier at the Moment of Death, Spain
1936, Rose Art Museum, Waltham
Joseph Csaky [Hungarian, 1888 – 1971]
Head
1914, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris
Béla Czóbel [Hungarian, 1883 – 1975]
Berlin Street
c. 1920, Béla Czóbel Múzeum, Szentendre
Lajos Ebneth [Hungarian, 1902 – 1982]
Composition
1926, Kaiser Wilhelm Museum, Krefeld
Odön Faragó [Hungarian, 1869 – 1935]
Bookcase
c. 1902, Fondazione Regionale per la Cultura e lo Spettacolo, Genoa
Odön Faragó [Hungarian, 1869 – 1935]
Dining Room from the Hungarian Pavilion at the 1900 Exposition Universelle
1900
Fred Forbát [Hungarian, 1897 – 1972]
Abstract Composition
1921, Szépművészeti Múzeum, Budapest
Georg Forgatsch [Hungarian, 1772 – 1832]
Caster
1807, private collection
Lily Furedi [Hungarian, 1901 – 1969]
Subway
1934, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington D.C.
Naum Gabo [Russian, 1890 – 1977]
Construction on a Plane
1937, private collection
Naum Gabo [Russian, 1890 – 1977]
Linear Construction in Space No. 1 (Variation)
1942-1943, Nasher Collection, Durham
Sándor Galimberti [Hungarian, 1883 – 1915]
View of Tában
c. 1910, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Budapest
Simon Hantaï [Hungarian, 1922 – 2008]
Painting
1950, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris
Nicholas Homoky [Hungarian, born 1950]
White Teapot
1980, Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Vilmos Huszar [Hungarian, 1884 – 1960]
Composition
1924, Kröller-Müller Museum, Otterlo
Vilmos Huszar [Hungarian, 1884 – 1960]
Composition
1918, Muzeum Sztuki, Łódź
Vilmos Huszar [Hungarian, 1884 – 1960]
Composition De Stijl
designed 1916, executed 1950-1955, Gemeentemuseum, The Hague
Vilmos Huszar [Hungarian, 1884 – 1960]
Composition with Female Figure
1918, Museum of Modern Art, New York
Vilmos Huszar [Hungarian, 1884 – 1960]
Composition: The Human Form
1926, Muzeum Sztuki, Łódź
Vilmos Huszar [Hungarian, 1884 – 1960]
Miss Blanche Virginia Cigarettes
1926, private collection
Vilmos Huszar [Hungarian, 1884 – 1960]
Untitled
1918, Museum Ritter, Waldenbuch
Béla Kádár [Hungarian, 1877 – 1955]
Separation
c. 1920-1924, Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven
Ernst Kállai [Hungarian, 1890 – 1954]
Caricature of Paul Klee: Der Bauhausbuddha
1928-1929
Ilonka Karasz [Hungarian, 1896 – 1981]
Carpet for a Child's Nursery
1928, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Lajos Kassák [Hungarian, 1887 – 1967]
Cover for MA Buch
1923, Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig, Vienna
Lajos Kassák [Hungarian, 1887 – 1967]
Dadaco
1923, Israel Museum, Jerusalem
Lajos Kassák [Hungarian, 1887 – 1967]
Noise
1920, Neues Museum, Nuremberg
Lajos Kassák [Hungarian, 1887 – 1967]
Picturearchitecture
1922, private collection
Lajos Kassák [Hungarian, 1887 – 1967]
ST
1921, private collection
Lajos Kassák [Hungarian, 1887 – 1967]
Typographic Composition
1921, Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig, Vienna
Lajos Kassák [Hungarian, 1887 – 1967]
Typography in Black and Red from MA
1921, private collection
Lajos Kassák [Hungarian, 1887 – 1967]
Untitled
1921, Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid
Lajos Kassák [Hungarian, 1887 – 1967]
Untitled
1922, private collection
Lajos Kassák [Hungarian, 1887 – 1967]
Untitled (Twintig)
1921, Museum of Modern Art, New York
Alexander Kéléty [Hungarian, active 1920 – 1940]
Figure of a Stallion
c. 1925-1930, Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto
Madeleine Kemeny [Hungarian, 1906 – 1993]
Washerwoman
1950, private collection
André Kertész [Hungarian, 1894 – 1985]
Arm and Ventilator, New York
1937, J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles
André Kertész [Hungarian, 1894 – 1985]
Burlesque Dancer, Paris
1926, private collection
André Kertész [Hungarian, 1894 – 1985]
Chez Mondrian, Paris
1926, private collection
André Kertész [Hungarian, 1894 – 1985]
The Fork
1928, Museum Ludwig, Cologne
André Kertész [Hungarian, 1894 – 1985]
Meudon
1928, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City
André Kertész [Hungarian, 1894 – 1985]
Railroad Station, Poughhkeepsie, New York
1937, Museum of Modern Art, New York
André Kertész [Hungarian, 1894 – 1985]
Untitled
1929, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Fülöp László [Hungarian, 1869 – 1937]
Mrs. George Sandys
1915, private collection
Paul László [Hungarian, 1900 – 1993]
European Group Textile
1954, Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Ödön Lechner [Hungarian, 1845 – 1914]
Museum of Applied Arts
1896, Budapest
Ödön Lechner [Hungarian, 1845 – 1914]
Postal Savings Bank
1899-1901, Budapest
Kalman Lengyel [Hungarian, first active c. 1928]
Armchair, Model ST3
1930, private collection
János Máttis Teutsch [Hungarian, 1884 – 1960]
Composition
1923, private collection
Stephan Mayerhofer [Hungarian, 1772 – 1852]
Candelabrum
c. 1820, private collection
Mari Mészáros [Hungarian, born 1949]
Bad Girls Go to Heaven
1997, private collection
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
A IX
1923, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
A XI
1923, Neue Galerie, New York
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Berlin Radio Tower (Funkturm Berlin)
1928, Bauhaus-Archiv, Berlin
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Berlin Radio Tower (Funkturm Berlin)
1928, Art Institute of Chicago
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Boats
1927, Art Institute of Chicago
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Bridges
1920, Gemeentemuseum, The Hague
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
CH BEATA I
1939, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Circle Segments
1921, Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Composition
1941, private collection
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Composition A XX
1924, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Composition K VIII
1922, Tate Gallery, London
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Composition Z VIII
1924, Nationalgalerie, Berlin
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Construction
1922, Busch-Reisinger Museum, Cambridge
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Construction A II
1924, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Construction AL6
1933-1934, Instituto Valenciano de Arte Moderno, Valencia
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Construction in Enamel No. 2 (Telephone Picture)
1922, Museum of Modern Art, New York
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Cover for Die Neue Linie, May 1931
1931, Staatliche Museen Preussicher Kulturbesitz, Berlin
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
D IV
1922, Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Eccentric Construction (Excentrische Konstruktion)
c. 1921, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Forest Landscape (World War I)
1917, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
From the Berlin Radio Tower
1928, Museum of Modern Art, New York
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
G5: 1923-26
1926, Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
The Great Wheel
1920-1921, Stedelijk Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
In Lyon’s Stadium
c. 1929, private collection
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Kinetic-Constructive System (Schematic Diagram of a Movable Light Machine for a Theater)
1922, Bauhaus-Archiv, Berlin
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Komposition A XXI
1925, Westfälisches Landesmuseum, Münster
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Large Railway Painting
1920, Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Leuk 4
1945, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Leuk 5
1946, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington D.C.
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Light-Space Modulator (Light Prop for an Electric Stage)
1930, Busch-Reisinger Museum, Cambridge
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
LIS
1922, Kunsthaus Zurich
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Lucia at the Breakfast Table
1926, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Negative Cat
c. 1926, Art Institute of Chicago
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
The New Isokon Chair
c. 1935-1936, Museum of Modern Art, New York
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Nickel Construction
1921, Museum of Modern Art, New York
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Nude
1931, Bauhaus-Archiv, Berlin
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Nude
c. 1926, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
The Olly and Dolly Sisters
c. 1925, J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
On a White Ground
1923, Museum Ludwig, Cologne
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Page from MA (Today) No. 6, 5
1921, private collection
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Photogram
1929, Museum of Modern Art, New York
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Photogram
c. 1925-1926, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Photogram
1928-1929, private collection
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Photogram
c. 1940, Art Institute of Chicago
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Photogram No. 1 - The Mirror
1923, private collection
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Photosculpture
1925, private collection
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Portrait of Lucia Moholy
c. 1926-1929, private collection
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Prospectus Cover for 14 Bauhaus Books
1928, Stiftung Bauhaus, Dessau
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Publishing Prospectus for Bauhaus Books
1925, Stiftung Bauhaus, Dessau
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Quickly Away, Thanks to Pneumatic Doors
1937, Museum of Modern Art, New York
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Rothenburg ob der Tauber
1928, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Scaffolding
c. 1920, Kunstbibliothek, Berlin
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Self-Portrait in Profile
1926, Bauhaus-Archiv, Berlin
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Self-Portrait Photogram
1926, Museum Folkwang, Essen
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Sheet from the 1924 18/V Portfolio for Walter Gropius
1924, Bauhaus-Archiv, Berlin
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Sil 1
1933, Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Soon in the Train by Escalator
1937, Victoria and Albert Museum, London
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Space Modulator
1938-1940, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Staatliches Bauhaus Weimar Invoice
1923, Bauhaus-Archiv, Berlin
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
The Street
1929, Museum of Modern Art, New York
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Tilled Fields Painting (Ackerfelderbild)
1920-1921, Albertina, Vienna
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Title Page of Fotoqualität
1931, Bauhaus-Archiv, Berlin
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Transporter Bridge, Marseille (Pont Transbordeur, Marseille)
1929, George Eastman House, Rochester
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Transporter Bridge, Marseille (Pont Transbordeur, Marseille)
1929, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Typographic Collage
1922, private collection
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Untitled
1938, Worcester Art Museum
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Untitled
1924, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Untitled
1920, Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig, Vienna
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Untitled (Ellen Frank)
1929, private collection
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
View from the Berlin Radio Tower in Winter
1928, private collection
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Yellow Circle and Black Square (Gelber Kreis und Schwarzes Quadrat)
1921, Museum of Modern Art, New York
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Yellow Cross
1922, Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna, Rome
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Your Fare from this Station 2d
1936, Museum of Modern Art, New York
László Moholy-Nagy [Hungarian, 1894 – 1946]
Z VII
1926, National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.
Farkas Molnár [Hungarian, 1897 – 1945]
Ausstellung Bauhaus Weimar 1923 (Postcard)
1923, private collection
Farkas Molnár [Hungarian, 1897 – 1945]
Fiorentina
1921, Janus Pannonius Múzeum, Pécs
Farkas Molnár [Hungarian, 1897 – 1945]
Hankoczy Utca House
1931-1932, Budapest
Farkas Molnár [Hungarian, 1897 – 1945]
Kavics Utca House
1931-1932, Budapest
Farkas Molnár [Hungarian, 1897 – 1945]
The Kite Flier
1923, Bauhaus-Archiv, Berlin
Farkas Molnár [Hungarian, 1897 – 1945]
Project for a Single Family House: The Red Cube
1923, Deutsches Architekturmuseum, Frankfurt
Martin Munkàcsi [Hungarian, 1896 – 1963]
Boys on the Shore of Lake Tanganyika
1931, private collection
Martin Munkàcsi [Hungarian, 1896 – 1963]
Motorcyclist, Budapest
c. 1923, private collection
Gyula Pap [Hungarian, 1899 – 1983]
Seated Dancer
1924, Stiftung Bauhaus, Dessau
Laszlo Peri [Hungarian, 1889 – 1967]
Design for a Wallcovering for the Great Berlin Art Exhibition 1924
1922, private collection
Laszlo Peri [Hungarian, 1889 – 1967]
Reclining Figure
1920, private collection
Laszlo Peri [Hungarian, 1889 – 1967]
Water between Houses (Space Construction I)
1920 (remade c. 1930-1940), private collection
Margit Pogàny [Hungarian, 1879 – 1974]
Self-Portrait
1913, Philadelphia Museum of Art
Bertalan Pór [Hungarian, 1880 – 1964]
Workers of the World, Unite!
1919, Museum of Modern Art, New York
József Rippl-Rónai [Hungarian, 1861 – 1927]
Painter in the Park
1910, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Budapest
József Rippl-Rónai [Hungarian, 1861 – 1927]
Profile Portrait of a Woman
c. 1893-1896, private collection
From a design by József Rippl-Rónai [Hungarian, 1861 – 1927]
Woman in Red
1898, Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest
Hugó Scheiber [Hungarian, 1873 – 1950]
Amusement Park
c. 1920-1930, Magyar Nemzeti Múszeum, Budapest
Hugó Scheiber [Hungarian, 1873 – 1950]
Portrait of Lajos Kassák
c. 1930, private collection
Hugó Scheiber [Hungarian, 1873 – 1950]
Theater Interior
c. 1920-1930, private collection
Imre Steindl [Hungarian, 1839 – 1902]
Parliament House, Budapest
1885-1904, Budapest
János Tábor [Hungarian, 1890 – 1956]
Meinl Tea
1930, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Budapest
Tamas of Koloszvar [Hungarian, active c. 1400 – c. 1450]
Resurrection
1427, Kereszteny Muzeum, Esztergom
Dalibor Tichy [Hungarian, born 1950]
Sea (Beaker-Shaped)
c. 1980, Cleveland Museum of Art
Béla Uitz [Hungarian, 1887 – 1972]
Vörös Katonák Előre! (Red Soldiers, Forward!)
1919, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Budapest
Marcel Vertès [Hungarian, 1895 – 1961]
Dancings: Saxophone
1925, Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Paris
Andor Weininger [Hungarian, 1899 – 1986]
Composition II
1922, Busch-Reisinger Museum, Cambridge
Andor Weininger [Hungarian, 1899 – 1986]
De Stijl Composition
1922/1962, Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Budapest
Andor Weininger [Hungarian, 1899 – 1986]
De Stijl Composition
1922, Janus Pannonius Múzeum, Pécs
Andor Weininger [Hungarian, 1899 – 1986]
Mechanical Stage-Revue, Phases I-III
1926, Theaterwissenschaftliche Sammlung, Cologne University
Andor Weininger [Hungarian, 1899 – 1986]
Untitled
1926, Museum Ritter, Waldenbuch
Francis Reginald Stevens Yorke [1906 – 1962] and Marcel Breuer [Hungarian, 1902 – 1981]
House at Angmering
1936, Sussex
