Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest
Dó zsa Gyorgy ú t 41, Budapest 1146
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The Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest is the largest collection of works of foreign fine art in Hungary.
The museum was founded in 1896 and opened 10 years later. The Neoclassicist building of the museum is located on Heroes Square opposite the Mucharnock exhibition hall. The architects are Albert Shikedanz and Fuelop Herzog.
The museum exposition presents ancient Egyptian works, exhibits from the ancient world, the department of graphics and engraving includes 15 drawings by Rembrandt, 200 works by Goya and two sketches by Leonardo for the Battle of Angyari. Fans of impressionism will be happy to meet the paintings of Delacroix, Rodin, Monet, Manet and Cezanne.