Ervin Marton was BIG again in Budapest
After a National Gallery (Nemzeti Galéria) major 1971 retrospective which included photographs, drawings, paintings and sculptures – pictures will be added at a later date – this exhibit co-curated by Julia Cserba & Gabriella Cseh, “AU REVOIR” – Photographers of Hungarian Heritage in France – took place at the Citadel History Museum (Vár Történeti Muzeum) between October 4, 2019 and January 5, 2020.
The Eastern Side of Budapest's Royal Palace
The Poster for the Au Revoir (Goodbye & To See Again) exhibit with part of an Ervin Marton Double Self-Portrait
Another Double-Self-Portrait by Ervin Marton
Visitors Looking at Two Works by Ervin Marton
Chagall & Léautaud Portraits by Ervin Marton
Smaller Photographs by Ervin Marton
Marton in his Studio in the 1940s
Co-Curator Julia Cserba in Middle with Visitors
Co-Curator Gabriella Cseh Speaking of André Kertész's Heater Which She Saved from his Studio (and her Photograph)
Eastern Wall of Budapest's Royal Palace with Ervin Marton's Double-Self-Portrait
Eastern Wall of Budapest's Royal Palace with Ervin Marton's Double-Self-Portrait (With Parliament)
The Palace with the Poster viewed from Pest (across the Danube)
Inside One of the World's Oldest Subways - with Poster
Inside One of the World's Oldest Subways - with Poster
Budapest's Tramway Station by the Central Market - with Poster
Exhibit Related Presentation Inside Castle
After Exhibit Related Presentation Inside Castle
North-Eastern Royal Palace Walls - the Last Night
Goodbye Au Revoir - by Central Market
Goodbye to "Au Revoir"...
WITH
AATÓTH Franyó | Lucien AIGNER | Paul ALMASY | Rogi ANDRÉ | BARNA Anna | BERNAND-MANTEL Béla | BRASSAÏ | Robert CAPA | CSEH Gabriella | DETVAY Jenő Eugène | Nora DUMAS | Émeric FEHER | Carole FÉKÉTÉ | Alain FLEISCHER | François HAAR | Lucien HERVÉ | Rodolf HERVÉ | André KERTÉSZ | William KLEIN | François KOLLAR | LABORI MESZÖLY Miklós | Ergy LANDAU | MARTON Ervin | NADJ Josef | PÖRNECZI Bálint | Rosie REY | RÉVAI Ilka | SARKANTYU Illés | STEINER André | Étienne SVED | Alexandre TRAUNER
Many thanks to this slideshow’s many contributors.
