Hungarian Folk Gallery
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Clotho by Joseph Engel (1860)
indigodreams:Hungarian folk embroidery @womensart1
William Andrew Pogány (1882-1955), “Folk Tales From Many Lands”, retold by Lilian Gask,
Èva Witz, Easter Egg, 1979-2003. Hungary. Via Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest
Hungarian folk costume
lyonesseofalbion:“Hungarian Folktales” (“Magyar népmesék”, 1980-2012) [dir. Marcell Jankovics, Zoltá
fyeahbookbinding:Handmade journals with Hungarian folk patterns by kinga76 on deviantART.
Palóc menyasszony
Matyó Embroidery - Hungary
Palóc viseletek
bookoffixedstars:Luca-asszony (Lady Lucia), a demonic figure of Hungarian folklore dressed as a brid
terminusantequem:Victor Vasarely (Hungarian/French, 1906-1997), Vasarely Planetary Folklore Partecip
Èva Witz, Hand-painted Easter Eggs, 1979-2003. Hungary. Via Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest
wusdiswusdat: Tired of barely hearing about Hungarian mythological figures so i’m gonna try drawing
birches-and-hawks:wusdiswusdat:intimrape:wusdiswusdat: GUTA a fearsome Hungarian demon who beats his
Wool and leather vest (late 19th century)
Széki mulatozás
Improvising is strictly forbidden!According to the sign, whoever does not stick to the score, and im
Ben may be a lazy, thieving, kidnapping, terror-causing abomination, but he’s fair when prompt
And last but far from least…Hungarian Bendy!Of all the three, he’s the furthest fro
Heeeeeeere’s Hungarian Alice!Reblogs are appreciated! Do not repost or trace etc. anywhere.It
Alrighty here’s my first study of Hungarian Boris!His personality is based off of the Boris fr
youllallriseintheink: hlootooart:So anyway bacon trees are a thing in Hungarian folktales….an
hlootooart:So anyway bacon trees are a thing in Hungarian folktales….and the toons were quite
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