Faithful to its traditions, the Hungarian National Gallery offers programmes to help the interested public to enjoy the exhibitions and gain a deeper insight into the exhibition topics. The programmes of the series that includes lectures in art and music history will be held on Tuesdays at 5pm in the auditorium in block B of the Hungarian National Gallery. The programmes are free of charge.
 

3 November      Hungarian Artists in Munich, 1850–1914
            Lecturer: Orsolya Hessky art historian, curator of the exhibition

10 November     French painters in Munich
Lecturer: Dr. Judit Boros art historian

17 November     Gesamtkunstwerk and Richard Wagner Music, poetry and visual expression
Lecturer: Dr. Zoltán Rockenbauer art historian

24 November     The artistic relations of Wilhelm Leibl and his circle with Hungarian painters
Lecturer: Dr. Anna Szinyei Merse, Ph.D. in art history

1 December    Historical painting in Munich  
Lecturer: Dr. Zsuzsa Bakó art historian, curator of the exhibition

8 December    19th century Hungarian art in the mirror of the contemporary German press.
Lecturer: Dr. Ágnes Kovács (ELTE BTK, Institute of Art Philosophy and Media Research)

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