Barcsay 125

Jenő Barcsay (1900–1988) is a significant figure of Hungarian fine art, a representative of constructivism and geometric abstraction. The pieces exhibited in the Radnai collection are presented with some exciting works preserved in the museum's art warehouse and their books for drawing education - including the volume of art anatomy, for which the master won the most beautiful book of the year and the Kossuth Prize (1954) at the same time - commemorating the artistic and pedagogical work of the master born 125 years ago.

Speaker: Erika Anna Turzai, museum pedagogue

Target audience: 14+

Participation fee: HUF 1,000

Location: Esterházy Palace (17, Király u., Győr)