01 August 2010 | CARPET, TEXTILE AND ISLAMIC ART |




NEWS & VIEWS

NEWS & VIEWS

The Hungary Trail




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Eight column white ground prayer rug, 17/18th century



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20 October 2004

Marilyn Wolf writes: Transyvaniacs met again in Budapest under the intrepid guidance of 'Il Professore', the ever-scholarly Alberto Boralevi, the indefatigable Stefano Ionescu, and aided by the wonderfully erudite Professor Ferenc Batári. Some 22 Italians and three Americans continued the on the trail of the "Hungarian" Transylvanians during 14 - 17 November 2004.

 

We were privileged to search the storage of the Applied Arts Museum, where we saw some beautifully conserved and maintained Transylvanians. We saw the breathtaking "Crevelli" on view at the Nagyteteny Castle and marvelled at the Transylvanians on public view at the Hungarian National Museum.

 

The rugs were sublime and we were pleased to join our friends once more.

 

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1. Small medallion Ushak, 16/17th century



2. At the far end of the table, Stefano Ionescu, Marshall and Marilyn Wolf and Alberto Boralevi



3. Ferenc Batári, Marilyn and Marshall Wolf and Sami Rabinovic admiring a small pattern Holbein




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