MUSEUM OF DECORATIVE ARTS (IPARMŰVÉSZETI MÚZEUM)
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Museum of Decorative Arts housed in a sublime building, one of the finest examples of the Magyar Secession in Budapest.
This sublime building (1896) was built on the occasion of the Millennium celebrations of the creation of the Hungarian state, according to the plans of the master of the Hungarian Secession, Ödön Lechner. Elements of Hindu, Islamic, Moorish and Persian art, together with majolica tiles from the famous Zsolnay porcelain factory, make the building one of the finest examples of the Magyar Secession. A bright white Moorish-style patio covered by a huge glass roof leads to the collections.
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Les collections étaient déjà en partie rentrées dans les réserves, donc l'exposition permanente était assez décevante, mais le bâtiment m'a vraiment impressionné autant par son intérieur indien/mauresque que par son extérieur décoré de céramiques!
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