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A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators - L is for Hungarian Illustrator Baron Sandor Leidenfrost (1888 - 1961). He changed his name to Alexander Leydenfrost on moving to the US. Most famous for his Sci-Fi Works and Industrial & War images #IllustrationOfTheDay

Works by Jewish Hungarian artist Zoltán Glass, 1950s, who worked as a photojournalist in 1930s Germany covering auto races, but fled to London in 1938 and established himself as a fashion and glamor photographer

Drew mah #samandmax ocs for my friends' au B]
Also Rigo is Hungarian while Kenji is Japanese but got married and moved in America
#samandmaxoc #samandmaxfreelancepolice #noirvember

Jenő Dulovits was a Hungarian photographer who made some stunning colour photos in the 1930s.
Enjoy this thread on some of his finest work;

All pictures; © 2002, Dulovits Jenő jogutódja/Fejér Zoltán gyűjteménye
https://t.co/62GC1vp3iH

“(...) the closest language to the Annunaki would be #Hungarian since in pre-modern history, many linguists have found many similarities between the #Hungarian language and the Sumerian language.“

Wiki:📲
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THE MIRACLE STAG - central figure in the legends surrounding the origin of Hungarian people. According to the legend, while out hunting, the brothers Hunor and Magor saw a miraculous white stag. They pursued the animal that led them westward to their destinied land.

A silken Windhound and a Hungarian Vizsla!

🎨Miklos Banovszky (1895 – 1995, Hungarian)

LIDÉRC A unique supernatural being of Hungarian folklore, otherwise may be called Temporal Devil, he has many known forms but his origins are unclear.

FROM HUNGARY & FRANCE: Born in a Hungarian Jewish family, André François moved to France in his youth, and soon became a prominent illustrator and artist celebrated across the Western world. We especially like his humorous beasts that populate a world quite like our own.

Cursed mascots 🪱🧸
Based on polish & hungarian crisps packaging — I love redrawing stuff in my style hehe✹

Tired of barely hearing about Hungarian mythological figures so i'm gonna try drawing as many as i can,

starting off with VADLEÁNY - Meaning "Wild Girl", an elusive forest sprite who seduces shepherds, saps their strength and makes the forest rustle.

Endre László Szász, Hungarian painter

The Souls of Acheron (1898) by Adolf Hirémy-Hirschl (Hungarian, 1860–1933). Österreichische Galerie Belvedere. Awaiting Charon’s ferry (far left) transporting souls about to be judged. Some souls pleading with Mercury to take them back among the living. #Macabre #Mercury

#Halloween: "John Bull's Allies" - The illustration from the Austro-Hungarian magazine "Die Muskete" (22 March 1917) shows John Bull petting his newest ally, the Monster of Usury of Food, since Time, Death and Hunger has failed him.

For once I made a Great War era character, based on a real figure of that era, " Franz Conrad von Hötzendorf " in an adorable style!

Also my first Austro-Hungarian drawing so cheers!

#Halloween: "Full Speed Ahead Towards World Domination" - The illustration from the Austro-Hungarian magazine "Die Muskete" (6 Sept. 1917) shows Uncle Sam as a stoker showelling soldiers into the furnace powering the war.

Encontré a Pato Bullrich leyendo en un cuadro.

Reading Woman in the Forest (1875). Gyula Benczúr (Hungarian, 1844-1920). Oil on canvas. Magyar Nemzeti Galéria.

#NaNoWriMo2021 Accountability Thread ✨

Project 1 has:
❧ mythical creatures from Celtic & East/Southeast Asian mythos & Hungarian folklore
❧ mermaid olympics
❧ pirates
❧ Tarot

Project 2 has:
❧ Chinese mythos
❧ dance & music
❧ elemental mages
❧ Tarot

Art by: @_Erasable

Armand Schönberger (1885-1974) was a Hungarian Modernist. Studying in Paris he was influenced by Cézanne and the cubist-expressionist paintings of Delaunay. #modernism #hungary #painting #artilove https://t.co/9dYyBNIjiw