Magyar Collection (#30)

Discover the rich cultural heritage of Magyar, a vibrant tapestry of traditions and history

Magyar Collection: MAGYAR WARRIORS, 955 A. D. Magyar warriors cross the River Lech near Augsburg, Germany

MAGYAR WARRIORS, 955 A. D. Magyar warriors cross the River Lech near Augsburg, Germany, 10 August 955
MAGYAR WARRIORS, 955 A.D. Magyar warriors cross the River Lech near Augsburg, Germany, 10 August 955, but are defeated in battle by the forces of Emperor Otto I. Wood engraving, German, 19th century

Magyar Collection: Stained-glass window depicting Magyar leaders in the Postal Museum (Postamuzeum), Budapest

Stained-glass window depicting Magyar leaders in the Postal Museum (Postamuzeum), Budapest, Hungary, Europe

Magyar Equestrian
A Magyar man in traditional costume, on horseback. 700, 000 Magyars came into the union of Slovakia and Bohemia (Czechoslovakia) in 1918. Date: 1930s

Magyar Wild Hunt
Der Weg des Csaba - Magyar horsemen of Hungary ride through the night sky in their version of the Wild Hunt Date: medieval

Magyar Collection: Szalbolcs - King Hungary

Szalbolcs - King Hungary
SZALBOLCS Nephew of Arpad - the second Great Leader of the Magyars

Magyar Collection: Coronation Habit C13Th

Coronation Habit C13Th
King in his Coronation Habit: long, highly ornate tunic with magyar sleeves worn with a buckled girdle, green mantle with decorative lining & soled hose

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Discover the rich cultural heritage of Magyar, a vibrant tapestry of traditions and history. From the majestic Budapest Parliament at sunrise to the intricately decorated Easter eggs adorned with beads, folklore comes alive in traditional Hungarian celebrations. Witness the grape harvest for Tokay in Hungary, captured beautifully in a chromolitho artwork that showcases the country's deep connection to winemaking. Beni Kallay, an Austro-Hungarian statesman, is immortalized in an exquisite engraving, symbolizing the influential figures who shaped Magyar's destiny. Step back in time and pay homage to Arpad - King of Hungary - whose reign left an indelible mark on this land. The spirit extends beyond royalty and politics; it encompasses its people too. Pre-1900 photographs depict Budapest's hardworking peasants dressed in their traditional attire, showcasing their resilience and dedication to their homeland. In contrast, Victorian-era images capture Magyr girls and women exuding elegance and grace amidst bustling streets of Budapest. Art lovers will be captivated by 'Diana and Her Nymphs, ' an oil painting from 1853 that transports viewers into a mythical world where beauty intertwines with nature. As you explore these diverse facets culture through imagery spanning different eras, let your imagination wander through time as you immerse yourself in this enchanting realm.