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Silence

Artist: Béla Kádár (Hungarian, 1877-1956)

Street Scene

Artist: Béla Kádár (Hungarian, 1877-1956)

The Flight into Egypt

Artist: C. Pál Molnár (Hungarian, 1894–1981)

Woman Seated in a Chair

Artist: David Maria Kiss (Hungarian, 1930–2002)

Head of Christ

Artist: Peter Pálffy (Hungarian, born Austria, 1899–1987)

Portrait of Loys Delteil

Artist: Albert Váradi (Hungarian, 1896–1925)

Femme et lampe

Artist: József Rippl-Rónai (Hungarian, 1861–1927)

Picasso a cote du poele dans l'atelier des Grands Augustins

Artist: Gyula Halasz (called Brassaï)(Brassai) (Hungarian, active France, 1899–1984)

Bal Musette, from A Portfolio of 10 Photographs by Brassai

Artist: Gyula Halasz (called Brassaï) (Hungarian, active France, 1899–1984)

"Bijou" of Montmarte, from A Portfolio of 10 Photographs by Brassai

Artist: Gyula Halasz (called Brassaï) (Hungarian, active France, 1899–1984)

Staircase in Montmarte, from A Portfolio of 10 Photographs

Artist: Gyula Halasz (called Brassaï) (Hungarian, active France, 1899–1984)

Girl Playing Snooker, Montmarte, from A Portfolio of 10 Photographs by Brassai

Artist: Gyula Halasz (called Brassaï) (Hungarian, active France, 1899–1984)

Avenue de l'Observatiore, from A Portfolio of 10 Photographs

Artist: Gyula Halasz (called Brassaï) (Hungarian, active France, 1899–1984)

Market Porter, Les Halles, from A Portfolio of 10 Photographs by Brassai

Artist: Gyula Halasz (called Brassaï) (Hungarian, active France, 1899–1984)

Matisse with His Model, from A Portfolio of 10 Photographs by Brassai

Artist: Gyula Halasz (called Brassaï) (Hungarian, active France, 1899–1984)

Gala Soiree at Maxim's, from A Portfolio of 10 Photographs by Brassai

Artist: Gyula Halasz (called Brassaï) (Hungarian, active France, 1899–1984)

Hospice de Beaune, from A Portfolio of 10 Photographs by Brassai

Artist: Gyula Halasz (called Brassaï) (Hungarian, active France, 1899–1984)

Cel 4

Artist: László Moholy-Nagy (American, born Hungary, 1895–1946)

Composition

Artist: Sándor Bortnyik (Hungarian, 1893–1976)

Eliel Saarinen

Artist: Géza Maróti (Hungarian, 1875-1941)

Eliel Saarinen

Artist: Géza Maróti (Hungarian, 1875-1941)

Scene of Hvittrask

Artist: Géza Maróti (Hungarian, 1875-1941)

Trees at Hvittrask

Artist: Géza Maróti (Hungarian, 1875-1941)

Female Hand

Artist: László Moholy-Nagy (American, born Hungary, 1895–1946)

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