19th and 20th Century Paintings – Exhibitions of the Collection

Art in the 19th Century

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Variations on Realism – From Munkácsy to Mednyánszky

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Modern Times – Hungarian Art Between 1896 and World War II

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Permanently exhibited

The Legacy of King Matthias – Late Renaissance Art in Hungary

Technical detours – The early Moholy-Nagy reconsidered (1916-1923)

Art from Within: Art Brut in Austria and Hungary

The new refutation of time – Works from the Irokéz Collection, 1988-2008

The retrospective of Lajos Vajda (1908–1941)

Dialogue in Black and White. Polish and Hungarian prints 1918-1939

The “Művészház” 1909-1914. Modern Exhibitions in Budapest

József Borsos – Painter and Photographer (1821-1883)

After 100 Years – The Exhibition of Tamás Lossonczy at the Hungarian National Gallery

Hungarian Artists in Munich, 1850–1914

Late Baroque impressions – Franz Anton Maulbertsch (1724-1796) And Josef Winterhalder (1743-1807)

Earthly paradises – Modern masterpieces from the Kasser-Mochary Collection

Depero, the futurist and the impact of futurism on Avant-garde Art

György Kovásznai (1934-1983) – A retrospective show

Ropsodies Hongroises – Félicien Rops master of Belgian symbolism

XIX. Art and Nation: Image and self-image

Munkácsy – the Christ Trilogy

Without borders – Contemporary sculpture in Croatia – Hungarian reflections

Károly Markó and his circle – from myth to image

Private labyrinths – Joint exhibition of creators living with autism and contemporary fine artists

Speaks for Itself – The annual exhibition of the Studio of Young Artists’ Association

Rippl-Rónai – Pieces of art from the hands of old collectors

The retrospective exhibition of Károly Ferenczy (1862-1917)

Heroes, Kings, Saints – Images and documents from the history of Hungary

Faster, higher, stronger!

The way we are – Cartoons and prints of József Faragó (1866-1906)

Re-painted reality – An unusual exhibition in the spirit of diversity

World models – Studio experiments and documents from Kondor to the present day

János Thorma, the painter of the Hungarian Barbizon

Hungarian Art Photography in the New Millennium

Monet, Gauguin, Szinyei Merse, Rippl-Rónai

Impressions on paper 1820-1920

Chagall – Between war and peace

Endre Rozsda – Time regained. Retrospective to mark the Centenary of the artist’s birth

Gifts and their Donors – New acquisitions of the Hungarian National Gallery – Pictures by János Vaszary

The eighth temple – The art of Endre Bálint

Derkovits – The artist and his times

Masterpieces returning home – Hungarian posters from the Julius Paul Collection

(Film) Experiments brought to life – The first cinema of the Avant-Garde

Dada and surrealism – Magritte, Duchamp, Man Ray, Miró, Dalí

Rearranged Reality – Creative strategies in Hungarian Art under the spell of Dada and Surrealism

Rainer 85 – Homage to Arnulf Rainer

Poet, General and Statesman – Miklós Zrínyi (1620-1664)

Rippl-Rónai and Maillol – The story of a friendship

Destiny And Symbol – Hungarian Art in Transylvania 1920-1990

Fascination of Nature – Paintings by Qi Baishi from the Collection of the Beijing Fine Art Academy

The Survivor’s Shadow – The life and works of El Kazovsky

A Revolution in Art – Russian Avant-Garde in the 1910s and 1920s

Perspectives – Art and Ethnography

Picasso – Transfigurations, 1895-1972

Hungarian artists and the computer

Modigliani

From Rippl-Rónai to Vajda – Modern Hungarian drawings from the Collection of the art historian György Gombosi (1900–1945)

Shadow on stone – The art of Lili Ország (1926–1978)

Baselitz – Preview with review

Passion and Irony – Peter Meller and the Graphic Imagination

Contemporary reflections on museum sculptures

Péter Korniss – Continuing memories

Contemporary reflections on museum sculptures

“The creative mastermind” – The history of a cult image

Contemporary reflections on museum sculptures

Within Frames – The art of the sixties in Hungary (1958–1968)

Contemporary reflections on museum sculptures

Contemporary reflections on museum sculptures

“You’re like the spirit that you understand” – Sandor Liezen-Mayer’s illustrations for Faust

Contemporary reflections on museum sculptures

Contemporary reflections on museum sculptures

Julian Rosefeldt: Manifesto

Frida Kahlo. Masterpieces from the Museo Dolores Olmedo, Mexico City

Contemporary reflections on museum sculptures

Venetian Vedute from the Intesa Sanpaolo Art Collection

Floating Infinity. Žilvinas Kempinas – Attila Csörgő – Miklós Erdély

Conditio Inhumana

From The Clearest Springs. Tradition and Abstraction in the Art of Dezső Korniss (1908-1984)

Bacon, Freud and the Painting of the School of London

Gothic Art in the Hungarian Kingdom, 1300–1500

Late Gothic Winged Altarpieces

Nude Sculptures from the Turn of the Century

Art in the 19th Century

Modern Times – Hungarian Art Between 1896 and World War II

Tuned In – The coming together of the Hungarian National Gallery and the 70-year-old Budapest Puppet Theatre

Bauhaus100. Abstract Revue – Selected Works from the Estate of Andor Weininger

Every Past Is My Past #twentiethcentury #photography #Fortepan

Camera Lucida

The Phantom of the Self-Portrait. Rembrandt 350

The Surrealist Movement from Dalí to Magritte – Crisis and Rebirth in 1929

Rivers, Lakes, Seas – Vitalizing Water. Water Motifs in 19th Century European and Hungarian Paintings

„I am an Artist of the World…” Philip de László (1869-1937)

Forsaken World. The Art of István Farkas (1887-1944)

Living Collection

Shoah

Shifts – Hungarian Art After 1945

From Delacroix to Vasarely – Highlights from the Collection of International Art after 1800

Variations on Realism – From Munkácsy to Mednyánszky

Sean Scully: Passenger – A Retrospective

We Belong Together. Hungary before Trianon in drawings

Past exhibitions