Posting it again, knowing that this time it will get to MUCH more people than on 04 Oct 2010…

Budapest after rain.

barauxfolies, 2012 :)

The Hermine Chapel in Zugló (today part of Budapest), designed by Hild József and consecrated in 1856 in memory of Hermine Amalie Marie (1817-1842), daughter of Archduke Joseph, palatine of Hungary. 

Beautiful Porta(l)s: Budapest, early 20th c., and Wadi-al-Natroun, 11th c.

The Holy Family with Saint Anne by El Greco (Domenikos Theotokopoulos), c 1605, oil on canvas, 138 x 103.5 cm, Fine Arts Museum, Budapest

St. Anne with the Young Mary, Hungary, mid-18th c., Wooden sculpture , H  118,5 cm, Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest

St. Anne Altarpiece (Detail), from the Church of St. John the Baptist, Kisszeben (Sabinov, today Slovakia), 1515-1520, Wood, 572 × 198 cm, Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest

Altarpiece of Saint Anne with the Virgin and Child (Mettercia), unknown master, c. 1500, Tempera on wood, 144 x 103 cm (central panel), 69 x 46,5 cm (wings, each), Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest

The Balloon by Szinyei-Merse Pál (Hungarian, 1845-1920), 1882, oil on canvas, 42 x 39 cm, Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest

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Pál Szinyei Merse

“The Balloon”

Rainbow by Egry József, 1930, oil, tempera and pastel on cardboard, 72 x 101 cm, Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest